Alberta opens online gambling market to private operators
Province is the second in Canada to allow in private operators like DraftKings and FanDuel.
Calgary
Silicon Valley hits Calgary Stampede
Plus: Canada isnât Delawareâs waiting room.
Stampedeâs Robot Rodeo features battle of bale-busting bots
Student-focused event looks to spur on interest in Agtech.
Alberta to invest $50 million into Amii over five years
Investment will be broken down across five provincial ministries.
How Summit Lithiumâs Amanda Hall emerged from the investment âvalley of deathâ Â
Cleantech founder kicked off Startupfest event focused on impact investing.Â
Alberta invests $37 million into advanced drilling technologyÂ
Funding comes through Emissions Reduction Albertaâs Drilling Technology Challenge and will support 10 projects.Â
For Canadian femtech, womenâs autonomy is part of the business model
Virtual healthcare that puts womenâs control at the forefront is attracting VC dollars.
Toast launches AI-powered recruitment platform
The Toast Talent Marketplace is scheduled to roll out its beta version in the next two weeks.
Wyvern selected for NASA satellite data program
Commercial Satellite Data Acquisition program will bring Wyvernâs hyperspectral imaging to NASA researchers.
Six-month-old Anchorbase closes $2 million USD pre-seed round
Payment automation platform plans to scale its engineering and product teams.
HelloFresh subsidiary Factor brings new distribution centre, 400 jobs to Calgary
Meal kit service will deliver to Western Canada starting this fall.
Calgary is now the fastest growing tech ecosystem in Canada
Global report shows city’s tech sector growth dramatically outpaces Canadian average.
Alberta Innovates invests $14 million to help commercialize local tech
Funding supports projects that will help Albertan startups scale toward commercialization.
Showpass to acquire campus engagement platform Bounce
Deal will expand Showpassâ presence to more than 70 percent of Canada’s top-ranked universities.
General Fusion and Eavor take top spots on Time Magazine cleantech list
Five Canadian companies are among 250 of the worldâs âtop-performingâ cleantech companies.