Is Canada ready for an EV future?
byFlavio Volpe and Paris Marx join for a conversation on what the future of transportation in Canada might look like.
AutoTech
ChargeLab secures $15 million, commercial partnerships with electric vehicle companies to expand US presence
byChargeLab touts itself as “the Android of EV charging.”
AutoLeap gears up for growth with $40 million CAD Series B
byAs a recession looms, AutoLeap and the car repair shops it serves stand to benefit.
Canada Drives undergoing restructuring as it files for creditor protection
by“The rising costs of holding inventory…has made this specific business model no longer viable.”
Layoffs spread to Clutch, Canada Drives as online auto marketplaces gear down
byClutch cut approximately 65 percent of its staff.
Volvo backs Waabi to accelerate driverless trucks commercialization
byWaabi unveiled its self-driving product in November to gear up for road tests.
UK autonomous vehicle company Oxbotica plans to expand Canadian presence following $140 million USD raise
byOxbotica plans to hire for up to 50 new roles in Toronto office.
Ontario-wide collaboration on Canadian-made electric vehicle unveiled at CES
byProject Arrow started as a design competition, won by Carleton University.
Bird Canada takes international counterpart Bird Global under its wing in merger
byA Canadian management team will be established at Bird Global.
Ontario commits $19 million to the province’s regional tech hubs to bolster EV manufacturing
byventureLAB, Communitech, Invest Ottawa, NORCAT among the recipients.
Potential Motors, Chinova Bioworks, Introhive feted at New Brunswick innovation awards ceremony
byNine awards handed out at the first InnovateNB awards event.
Acerta closes $10.4 million CAD Series B to help automakers like Nissan and GM build car parts more efficiently
byAcerta puts pedal to the metal and targets North American, European expansion.
Canada Drives fuels up with $10 million extension to support growth amid economic headwinds
byDespite scaling back hiring, co-CEO says Canada Drives is in “a strong position.”
Four Canadian companies selected for inaugural CB Insights Advanced Manufacturing 50 list
byBenchSci, Vention among Canadian startups in the list.