Québec venture funding faced a perfect storm in Q3 2022
A flurry of headwinds pummeled Québec’s tech sector into its lowest investment quarter in three years.
A flurry of headwinds pummeled Québec’s tech sector into its lowest investment quarter in three years.
Early-stage deals were nowhere to be found. So what comes next?
Amid uncertain climate, investors favour tending existing crops over sowing new seeds.
VCs are treading water as market tides change.
With $268 million raised, Alberta set a new quarterly record for venture funding.
BC’s Web3 startups showed promise in the second quarter.
Only another Faire megadeal rescued Waterloo Region from its lowest investment quarter in a year.
Investment in Q2 2022 fell 69 percent from record-setting first quarter.
Québec’s later-stage tech startups make waves while early-stage funding loses steam.
Local and global investors opened their pockets to a growing crop of Alberta tech startups.
VCs say price uncertainty creating a “standstill” between investors and late-stage firms.
Q1 2022 represented the most active quarter for the Waterloo Region in the last year.
Toronto broke another venture funding record in Q1, but what’s going on under the hood?
Montreal venture funding grew 33 percent in 2021.
Faire and Applyboard accounted for 85 percent of the total funding raised in the Waterloo Region during 2021.