Helcim, MintList, Ukko Agro among startups in third cohort of Google’s Canadian accelerator
Participants range from smart windows to dental software to agtech.
Participants range from smart windows to dental software to agtech.
Despite present conditions, Faire hasn’t paused or slowed hiring, or made any layoffs.
As grocery prices spike, Flipp and Reebee consolidate to help more Canadians save money.
CEO says ApplyBoard’s large cash reserves, “counter-cyclical” education market give startup room to grow.
Axonify, Nudge plan to disrupt the marketplace for frontline employees.
Collision expects to see 35,000 attendees in-person after two years of being online.
Startup Blink report tells different story, with Canadian cities rising up through the ranks.
As quantum computing race heats up, EvolutionQ secures $7 million CAD for quantum-safe cybersecurity.
Participating startups can receive up to $100,000 in seed funding.
“It’s no longer just about the safety of the vehicles, but about the safety of the software on which they run.”
The program is one of the six Google accelerators available to Canadians.
Evolved Meats claims to have “the meat people want.”
Tlir is one of over 200 companies financed in the second SDF round.
Magnet acquired Comae’s memory analysis tech to bolster its cyber incident investigation capabilities.
Winners aim to replicate the taste, feel, and smell of meat without any meat.