Smart Cities AI Challenge: Taking urban challenges to Canada’s AI startups at ALL IN
Smart Cities AI Challenge is one of three reverse pitch competitions at Canada’s largest AI and tech event.
Smart Cities AI Challenge is one of three reverse pitch competitions at Canada’s largest AI and tech event.
French company gives businesses and researchers access to quantum capabilities on Canadian soil.
Montréal medtech company is gearing up to validate its navigation software in hospitals.
Embattled luxury e-commerce platform will maintain Canadian fulfillment centre and headquarters.
By buying another Québec firm, Osedea hopes to build a homegrown rival to consulting giants.
Montréal startup Élisa Interactive is using AI to help bring 3D world design to non-developers.
Crown corporation reported revenue loss of $70.9 million on VC investments in fiscal 2026.
Montréal startup’s software helps airlines reroute planes, crews, and passengers when operations go off schedule.
Montréal startup aims to help seniors by alerting families while scam calls are in progress.
Managing partners say diversification and returns helped them in a difficult fundraising market.
Montréal firm reveals it cut three percent of workforce amid AI and productivity push.
Chrono Innovation wants to bring agency-level accountability to AI-assisted software development.
Vancouver-based agentic travel company resurrects Canadian-founded unicorn as affiliate booking site.
Former Maluuba co-founders launch Skyfall AI to prove “world models” can run your company.
Plus: Richard Sutton’s new lab has lofty goals.