Sun Life Canada to acquire Dialogue Health Technologies
Dialogue will maintain its head office in Montréal and operate as a standalone entity as part of Sun Life Canada.
Dialogue will maintain its head office in Montréal and operate as a standalone entity as part of Sun Life Canada.
An eight-year collaboration has ended in acquisition for the two Toronto healthtech startups.
Funding is split between five companies and one business hub in Toronto, as well as one Ottawa-based firm.
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