How university-born healthtech research can make the leap beyond the lab
WearDOXX is part of YSpace’s effort to help turn Canadian research into globally competitive healthtech businesses.
WearDOXX is part of YSpace’s effort to help turn Canadian research into globally competitive healthtech businesses.
Eighteen startups in, Althra’s Boris Wertz says his bet on the Vancouver tech hub is playing out.
Funding was announced in Saskatoon at the Uniting the Prairies conference.
University says partnership ensures 30-plus early-stage startups under JLabs can continue their work.
John Ruffolo joins to discuss fuzzy data, “bullshit” narratives, and the real problems hampering Canadian tech.
Industry divided over accelerator’s decision to remove Canada from list of investable sites.
Change implies Canadian startups have to incorporate in the US, Cayman Islands, or Singapore to join accelerator.
A joint venture between Launch Coworking and ProductStak, the studio is focusing on early-stage founders.
Pilot program in Carbonear, NL, follows similar cohorts in Toronto and Halifax.
Existing SUV program had more than 10-year wait for new applicants.
Advocates say tech industry should focus on cross-initiatives, community, and access to capital.
Kevin d’Entremont now heads Technation, OneEleven appoints Manny Kalia as managing director.
Renewed program guides startups through fundraising with a “white-glove service.”
BVZ’s renewed five-year deal is giving early-stage founders a launchpad in Brampton.
Once a 12-month process, the SUV has ballooned amid concerns about the program’s misuse.