Three Canadian startups earn spots in Google’s latest Women Founders accelerator cohort
MedReddie, SkyAcres, and Nimble Science represent Canada in the class of 2024.
MedReddie, SkyAcres, and Nimble Science represent Canada in the class of 2024.
Miovision acquired traffic data collection company CJ Hensch & Associates in January.
Xanadu, High Q, ProteinQure among companies receiving funding.
Evercloak’s membranes are aimed to reduce the energy air conditioners consume by more than 50 percent.
Kik founder’s new venture wants to help creators monetize their work for as little as five cents.
Selected startups can potentially test their tech at Waterloo’s international airport.
The startups include GoBolt, Humi, Smile Digital Health, SWTCH, ZayZoon, Connect Tech.
The funding is aimed to build a “world-class quantum sensing ecosystem” in the province.
CEO hopes deal will give Miovision a deeper understanding of its target market.
Tulip COO and president Ian Rawlins to replace Asaria.
Intellijoint CEO: “We want to put the focus back on Waterloo Region.”
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.