Four new Canadian tech announcements in the Fall Economic Statement that shouldn’t be overlooked
BDC AI funding, procurement reform, money for Black entrepreneurs might have been missed in yesterday’s chaos.
BDC AI funding, procurement reform, money for Black entrepreneurs might have been missed in yesterday’s chaos.
Mini-budget with many tech commitments comes during a day of chaos on the Hill.
This marks the first investment through the new Canadian Sovereign AI Compute Strategy.
Strategy includes $1.3 billion for computing infrastructure and $700 million for AI data centres.
With its new AI safety institute, Canada aims to study the technology’s risks and collaborate with other countries.
Impulsion PME no longer accepting applications until further notice.
Managing partner attributes success in a tough environment to its returns, committed anchor, and consistency.
As a “proper local alternative,” Balance aims to bring crypto assets stored in US back home.
Startups face layoffs and cancelled contracts to cover SDTC financing shortfalls, BetaKit has learned.
Eight of the 10 startups are Nova Scotia-based, including Milk Moovement and UpBeing.
Portfolio includes Active Impact, BKR, Cycle H2O, InvestEco, Raven, Renewal, Sandpiper, Spring, The51.
Leaders of Logan Paul-founded NFT marketplace allegedly used $3 million from investors for “personal enrichment.”
Alberta AI hub aims to give SMBs tools and knowledge to leverage AI.
Grants of up to $300,000 are available to BC initiatives in cleantech, energy, mining, agriculture.
The Government of Canada this week announced the launch of the Canada Economic Development (CED) for Québec Regions Fast Forward…