Venture funding surged in Québec and Alberta tech sectors over 2022, bucking national trend
Alberta and Québec investment increased by 89 percent and 21 percent, respectively.
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.
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Calgary Innovation Week culminates in Launch Party’s full in-person return.
2022 has still already surpassed the previous three years in Alberta venture funding.
Meanwhile: spat between Alberta tech leaders and APEGA over “software engineers” continues.
Tanya Fir was sworn in as Alberta’s new innovation minister in recent weeks.
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With $268 million raised, Alberta set a new quarterly record for venture funding.
Alberta tech stakeholders believe new government leadership won’t slow them down.
Applications are open to SMEs that show a clear value proposition for Alberta.
Alberta Innovates also set to invest $2 million into program for reusing plastics.
“Given what we uncovered, it made sense to base our Canadian operations in Alberta.”