Black Arts & Innovation Expo to celebrate Black History Month by awarding STEAM talent
Toronto-based Excelovate and First Book Canada have partnered to host the 5th Annual Black Arts & Innovation Expo (BAIE)…
Toronto-based Excelovate and First Book Canada have partnered to host the 5th Annual Black Arts & Innovation Expo (BAIE)…
The Canadian Internet Registry Authority (CIRA) has announced the opening of grant applications for Canadian not-for-profits,…
Students across Canada can now learn coding and computational skills, while also developing their knowledge of the Ojibwe language…
Toronto-based Hockeystick is partnering with the Canadian Women’s Hockey League (CWHL) all-star game, taking place at Scotiabank…
Non-profit Kids Code Jeunesse, in collaboration with coding bootcamp Lighthouse Labs, is venturing to Northern Canada to conduct…
The tech workforce in British Columbia faces significant growth in the coming years, with the 2016 Tech Talent BC Report predicting…
According to a 2018 study, the practice of bitcoin mining consumes so much electricity, the industry is expending the same…
Toronto-based eSight has announced a significant price drop on its sight-enhancing glasses for the visually impaired. The price…
Ottawa’s Carleton University has announced its partnership in the new Women Entrepreneurship Knowledge Hub (WEKH) consortium.…
Four Toronto teenagers were recognized as winners of the 2019 Young Innovators to Watch awards, part of the Consumer Electronics…
Pour lire cet article en français, cliquez ici. We live in a time where more programs are being launched to help entrepreneurial…
Given how much Canadian tech leaders talk about the commercialization of new, innovative technology like AI and blockchain,…
Communitech has announced the launch of its Leaders Prize, which will be hosted at the True North conference in 2019. The national…
“Thanks for meeting me here,” said Backstage Capital’s Arlan Hamilton, as she greeted me with a fist bump in the…
It’s no secret that Canada’s tech scene is hot. Last year, more jobs were created in Toronto alone than in San Francisco…