Trio of Canadian tech companies show progress towards profitability in earnings this week
Thinkific hits positive EBITDA as Coveo and Mogo shrink losses.
Thinkific hits positive EBITDA as Coveo and Mogo shrink losses.
Acton’s Canadian portfolio has included Chefs Plate, Clio, Knix Wear, Maple, and Mobify.
Jones will become CEO of Bumble as Salesforce-owned Slack looks for its third CEO in as many years.
The deal comes almost four months after Peloton received $1.5M from PacifiCan.
The Integrated Marketplace links local tech companies to industry partners looking to decarbonize.
TechBrew is an Emmertech portfolio firm that builds mushroom-picking robots.
Participants include Decoda Health, Greenlite, LifestyleRX, Spine AI, Tempo Labs, Terminal, and VaultPay.
Squamish cleantech startup latest to be attracted by US green tax credits, incentives.
Capital converges on a select few winners as Toronto and BC megadeals make a comeback.
Honourees include leaders from BC Tech Association, CIBC, D-Wave.
Saltworks, MintList, and Novarc Technologies all receive funding for expansion and commercialization.
The suspensions come in response to how a past Blok private placement was publicly communicated.
First Nations Technology Council, BC Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative secure funding.
Vancouver group advocates for Collision, as SAAS NORTH organizers look to offer a locally run alternative.
Startups can now apply for a chance to get funding from Momentum, Innovate BC, and Platform Calgary.