Montréal-founded QueerTech wants to expand its 2SLGBTQIA+ events across Canada
72 percent of QueerTech’s 7,600-plus members come from outside Montréal.
72 percent of QueerTech’s 7,600-plus members come from outside Montréal.
Future Capital wants to diversify investors at the angel, LP, and syndicate level.
What has changed in the Reconciliation Economy in the last year?
Canadians are more likely to support businesses that are mission-driven.
List includes 1Password, Hopper, Lightspeed, Nuvei, Clearco, Benevity, BBTV.
Past participants include solution providers for maternal care, document management, and textiles.
“Our ancestors really set the stage for us.”
“We know this investment will spark and inspire other companies to also contribute to economic reconciliation.”
GSF aims to create over 8,000 tech training opportunities for youth.
Plus: Canadian org launches app to expedite refugees’ arrival into Canada.
General manager Maria O’Reilly assumes interim ED position.
PLATO wants to build a network of 1,000 Indigenous software testers across Canada.
“When I think about how engagement feels, it feels like 2001.”
Evolved Meats claims to have “the meat people want.”