Canadian-founded Fluent Ventures bets on global startups with $40-million USD early-stage VC program
Fluent sees Canada as “a core geography” as firm eyes innovation beyond Silicon Valley.
Fluent sees Canada as “a core geography” as firm eyes innovation beyond Silicon Valley.
Teachers-backed unicorn aims to help disrupt Canada’s health insurance market.
Edmonton-based healthtech startup aims to reduce disease through preventative health testing.
Revenue deferral and a cyberattack kept the Canadian healthtech firm from reaching milestone.
Second Series A round co-led by family office of former Liberal leadership candidate Frank Baylis.
A mini Montréal healthtech boom may be on the horizon as several early-stage companies attract investment.
Waterloo startup KA Imaging will help understand the effects of microgravity on astronauts.
Physics team devised a new method for controlling ionization.
Vancouver company recently shipped its first cube-shaped kiosks to help in conflict zones like Ukraine.
Platform helps employers include fertility, surrogacy, and adoption coverage in their health plans.
Toronto healthtech startup plans to at least double its team with $50 million in equity and debt.
Canada was represented in five of the more than 70 companies pitching.
Program aims to help women-led life sciences startups advance healthcare and homegrown IP in Ontario.
Surrey, BC life sciences firm plans to expand sales in North America, Australia, Europe, and New Zealand.
CEO James Lumsdaine secures $5 million seed round from firm where he is also a partner.