CABHI and EnvisAGE unveil funding programs for Canadian AgeTech startups
EnvisAGE dispensed $5 million to 16 projects while CABHI opened applications for a new accelerator program.
EnvisAGE dispensed $5 million to 16 projects while CABHI opened applications for a new accelerator program.
Jane App sported a 378 percent three-year revenue growth rate on last yearâs Technology Fast 50.
After buying 18 million shares, Solina Chau now holds a 14 percent stake in Well.
$146 million commitment to support new Life Sciences Scale-Up Fund, wet labs programs, and procurement.
âA truly unique opportunity for innovators.â
Eight of the 10 startups are Nova Scotia-based, including Milk Moovement and UpBeing.
Insurtech startup led by repeat founders plans to launch in the US next year, with Canada to follow.
Funding comes one year after the startup received FDA clearance for its Stethophone software solution.
Tool features a personalized breast cancer risk assessment and mammogram appointment manager.
Startup has focused on US commercial traction of its shoe-based sensor tech for people with diabetes.
Montréal-based Nomic Bio claims technology now in use by more than 75 companies.
Ten of the 14 startups in the latest cohort claim to be using AI or machine learning as part of their core offering.
Canadian-led AI pathology startup believes a physical presence in Canada will drive its push into the local market.
Amplitude-created biotech startup with scientific roots in SickKids and U of T aims to advance new disease therapies.
DIGITAL said its investment joins an additional $106 million of industry partner backing.