New analysis identifies 35 Canadian tech companies on path to $1 billion in annual revenue
byList points to startups like ApplyBoard, Benevity, Clio, FreshBooks, RenoRun.
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Accelerator Centre secures $10 million from FedDev Ontario for venture studio program
byParticipating startups can receive up to $100,000 in seed funding.
Memorial University to launch two innovation initiatives with support from feds, provincial government, IBM Canada
byIBM’s contribution includes hardware, software, staffing.
Dependbuild, Easy Platter, PragmaClin Research win collective $75,000 from Volta pitch contest
byThe three startups represent Volta’a 10th cohort for its mentorship program.
Platform Calgary opens applications for Calgary Fintech Awards
byParticipating startups get a chance to win up to $250,000.
Pocketed co-founders pocket $25,000 prize money in pitch contest for women entrepreneurs
byPocketed, which helps businesses find grants, gets granted with $25,000.
Innovation Guelph awarded $10 million from federal government for cleantech program
byBusinesses can receive up to $30,000 to bring tech to market.
Technation receives $60 million from Government of Canada to support its student hiring program
bySince its inception, the program has secured more than $230 million in overall funding.
Startup Montréal unveils 2022 Revelations cohort
byRevelations marks the Grant+ program’s pivot to innovation and tech companies.
Volta opens applications for second Scale AI-supported supply chain program
byScale AI also works with innovation hub MaRS on a supply chain program.
Scale AI moves to scale supply chain AI startups with new funding, partnerships
byCluster partners with MaRS to support second Supply AI cohort.
Platform Innovation Centre in Calgary receives $2 million from the Government of Canada
byThe long-awaited innovation hub is set to officially open its doors in 2022.
ApplyBoard CEO eyes public markets as TSX rings opening bell in Waterloo Region for first time
by“I hear the ring in my [ear], so I want to ring the bell.”
Following recent merger, Startup Montréal announces program to spur late-stage growth
byThe Government of Québec has committed $6.5 million to the program.
Montréal Inc and Bonjour Startup Montréal merge, become Startup Montréal
byThe new org will have “a substantially greater impact,” says Startup Montréal.