Ontario organizations secure nearly $20 million in federal funds to drive entrepreneurship, job creation
Funding is split between five companies and one business hub in Toronto, as well as one Ottawa-based firm.
Funding is split between five companies and one business hub in Toronto, as well as one Ottawa-based firm.
Toronto startup has interest from sportswear and biopharma clients for its 3D printing tech.
Victoria-based startup aims to drive industrial decarbonization with data analysis.
Set to be released this fall, the shoes blend screen-printing ink with captured carbon.
From Halifax to Calgary, Canadian cleantech remains resilient despite the tech funding downturn.
Char Technologies only Canadian company to receive investment from ArcelorMittal SA’ s XCarb Innovation Fund.
Saltworks, MintList, and Novarc Technologies all receive funding for expansion and commercialization.
Bill Gates-founded Breakthrough Energy Ventures has bet on GeologicAI’s bots.
Report: nearly 83 percent of Canadian private investment in climate tech leaves the country.
Joyful has backed two firms with Canadian roots: New School Foods and Orbillion Bio.
Leaders from energy, FinTech sectors appointed to support Harvest’s new vertical.
Since launching in 2020, the EDC Matching Investment Program has made over $390 million in co-investments.
The geothermal startup previously said it plans to raise $145 million in Series B funding this year.
Despite a tough investment climate and a series of setbacks, Ardra is up to the challenge of precision fermentation.
The OpenAI competitor is joined on the list by Nexii, Svante, and fellow Toronto firm Xanadu.