Alberta tech is on track to outpace 2022 with lively Q2 2023
Alberta tech companies raised $123.8 million through six deals in the second quarter of 2023.
Alberta tech companies raised $123.8 million through six deals in the second quarter of 2023.
Scaleup GAP was created in 2021 to bring more tech and business accelerators to Alberta.
The Toronto-based VC firm recently invested in the Calgary startup WaitWell.
James Lochrie (Thin Air Labs) and Brett Colvin (Goodlawyer) provide an Alberta tech vibe check.
Startups can now apply for a chance to get funding from Momentum, Innovate BC, and Platform Calgary.
Whatâs on the table for the provinceâs tech sector?
Jobberâs megadeal pushed venture funding over $200 million in the first three months of the year.
The Alberta-based tech group is now live across all three Prairie provinces.
Plug and Play opened its first Canadian location in 2020.
New funding will attract investment and create jobs, says innovation minister.
Alberta and Québec investment increased by 89 percent and 21 percent, respectively.
Industry stakeholders had hoped to see more for tech and SMBs.
TikTok agreed to a $2 million settlement for a Canadian class action lawsuit last year.
Garminâs Canadian expansion comes as other Big Tech companies are cutting back.
Glubish: âthe AITC was not working to create long-term sustainable tech companies.â