Trio of Canadian tech companies show progress towards profitability in earnings this week
byThinkific hits positive EBITDA as Coveo and Mogo shrink losses.
Thinkific hits positive EBITDA as Coveo and Mogo shrink losses.
With cybersecurity no longer just “a big company problem,” Cavelo eyes US expansion.
Last year, Faire slashed seven percent of its workforce as the e-commerce boom dimmed.
Amid acquisition spree, Miovision will use the funding to fuel organic and inorganic growth.
Series A round comes almost exactly one year after rebranding from NERv Technology.
Reportedly topping $600 million USD, the deal will keep the autonomous robotics startup in the Waterloo Region.
Clearpath’s mission statement is to automate “the world’s dullest, dirtiest, and deadliest jobs.”
“The price of being late is far too great,” EvolutionQ CEO Michele Mosca says.
KineMatik offers automation tools for business processes via OpenText marketplace.
Griffeye claims its platform is used by over 1,000 police agencies globally.
Off-the-record raises may be painting an incomplete picture of the ecosystem, investor says.
Ottawa’s tech talent concentration is higher than San Francisco’s Bay Area, CBRE says.
The university was inspired by an emerging trend in the US, with schools like MIT.
Ex-ApplyBoard CEO plans to finance skilled immigrants that meet Canada’s workforce needs.
Larger ecosystems keep the status quo, as smaller ones post slight improvement.