Propel unveils new Validation cohort of early-stage founders in Atlantic Canada
Meanwhile, Halifax accelerator Tribe is seeking Black early-stage founders for its START program.
Meanwhile, Halifax accelerator Tribe is seeking Black early-stage founders for its START program.
Skyrenu, Arca, and Planetary are entering the last stage of the $100-million, four-year-long competition.
Deal is contingent upon Aditxt raising at least $20 million USD.
Healthtech startup recently won $50,000 from the Firehood Angel Camp at SAAS NORTH.
Both initiatives look to address the unique, systemic barriers facing Black entrepreneurs.
Xeos helps track and control assets that operate in harsh maritime environments.
Tech startups CarbiCrete, 3D BioFibR, Falkbuilt among recipients.
Volta chose to scale back its physical premises earlier this year to focus on hybrid startup support.
BKR Capital, District Ventures Capital, Ripple Ventures, Sandpiper Ventures, The51 receive portion of $25 million.
Backed by Farm Credit Canada and Natural Products Canada, fund target is $50 million.
Awards celebrate organizations, individuals that made significant contributions to tech in Atlantic Canada.
Province estimates 130,000 vacancies could potentially be filled through the partnership.
Region lags in IP protection when it comes to tech commercialization, Springboard CEO says.
3D BioFibR’s collagen fibre can be used as an artificial tendon in soft tissue repair research.
From Halifax to Calgary, Canadian cleantech remains resilient despite the tech funding downturn.