Heidi invests nearly $26 million to establish Toronto as North American headquarters
Australian healthtech plans to hire 30 more staff in Canada, its second-largest market.
Australian healthtech plans to hire 30 more staff in Canada, its second-largest market.
New funding will help build out a platform designed to detect treatment effects sooner.
Ten-year-old VC firm will back up to 30 companies, with a focus on climate, health, and work tech.
Fourteen Canadian projects can use TFRI’s secure platform to analyze “vast amounts of complex health data.”
Weston family-backed firm plans to back 15 more startups.
BDC, BKR, Launch back former Jason Calacanis associate’s consumer healthtech vision.
Montréal medtech company is gearing up to validate its navigation software in hospitals.
German chemical giant Evonik is also getting $68 million to expand its BC presence.
Halifax-based company will maintain standalone brand and continue hiring in Atlantic Canada.
BioThera Solutions’ Frédéric St-Denis-Bissonnette is working with molecules that could help fight cancer.
New Brunswick study is evaluating patient-turning device with Canadian motion-sensing tech.
Toronto-based impact investor hopes to more than double the fund by second half of 2027.
Canadian co-founders say they’re starting in the US because it’s simpler to sell in private system.
Heidi’s Dr. Tom Kelly talks clinician-led adoption and scaling AI responsibly.
Nova Scotia femtech startup plans for Ottawa Hospital clinical trials in the fall.