Maritime Launch Services conditionally approved to list on Toronto Stock Exchange
Company seeks public market visibility as it transitions Nova Scotia spaceport from “development to execution.”
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Lightspeed lays off staff as part of “organizational changes”
Retail tech firm says changes will improve “operational efficiency” and allow reinvestment.
Well Health software spin-out Wellstar begins trading on the TSXV
Three of Wellstar’s five board seats are occupied by current or former Well Health execs.
UniUni seeks new round of private funding as SPAC deal falters
Delivery company enters term sheet with existing investor after MAK Acquisitions challenges deteriorating finances.
Thinkific lays off 30 percent of employees as part of enterprise push
EdTech company cuts 96 employees as it pulls away from “very small” business customers.
BlackBerry reports strong Q2 earnings thanks to automotive software revenue jump
Former handheld giant raises its fiscal outlook after surpassing its own expectations.
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Telesat’s steep Q2 net loss slows its stock bull run
Satellite operator attributes its $559-million net loss to increased value of debt and warrants.
Shopify stock surges on revenue beat in big quarter for merchants
Gross profit grew by 30 percent as company shipped agentic AI tools for e-commerce.
Lightspeed stock sinks despite narrower net loss, revenue beat in fiscal Q1
Montréal firm reveals it cut three percent of workforce amid AI and productivity push.
General Fusion “pleased” with public-market debut after redemption-heavy SPAC deal
Deal gives fusion company enough cash to complete its current program.
General Fusion begins trading on Nasdaq, becomes first nuclear fusion company to go public
Richmond, BC-based firm hopes to make nuclear fusion power plants commercially viable.
OpenText lays off two percent of its workforce
Roughly 400 global employees are now out of work, but OpenText says Canadian impact is “minimal.”