After a three-year pause, TechPong bounces back for 2023 return
The annual ping pong-powered charity event has raised $400,000 over six showings.
The annual ping pong-powered charity event has raised $400,000 over six showings.
Ora secured BDC, crowd matching investments on top of the $100K Women in Tech award.
Summer camp for Canadian tech now has a full list of extracurricular activities.
“I don’t think the world will be destroyed by AI but I’m more worried about it than I was before.”
Geoffrey Hinton says AI systems may one day develop ‘goals of their own.’
The DMZ awarded $65,000 to startups at its Insiders Event prior to Collision’s start.
Work permits will be prioritized for entrepreneurs backed by VCs or angels.
Applications are open until July 5 for women investors and entrepreneurs to get a chance at a $100,000 prize.
Collision is here for a good time, perhaps not a long time. Web Summit’s CEO is having “a bit of fun” either…
Program directors include leaders from OMERS Ventures, Wealthsimple, Q2, and Panache.
Tech conference inks one-year extension, but Collision’s long-term future in Canada still unclear.
Attendees from the GTA can board the Startup Train to get to the Montréal festival.
A community-submitted list of over 50 mixers, concerts, and other events taking place the week of Collision.
The vibes were positive and the takes hot in VSW’s post-COVID return.
People across Canada are asking questions about Collision. The answers say a lot about Canadian tech.