As Collision kicks off, four Canadian tech startups unveil new funding
Heylist, Vosyn, Pok Pok, and Ability Biologics have all raised fresh capital.
Heylist, Vosyn, Pok Pok, and Ability Biologics have all raised fresh capital.
Deal comes two-and-a-half years after Sharethrough scrapped TSX IPO plans.
Smaller Canadian cities make strides in 2024 as larger ecosystems lose some of their lustre.
Former Scale AI COO Clement Bourgogne will head the deeptech investor’s Canadian operations.
Valsoft closed $229 million CAD in growth financing in January to expand its portfolio.
Maxa said the new funding will fuel product development, go-to-market, and customer self-serve capabilities.
Projects from Swift Medical, RxPx, Gotcare, and AlayaCare carry a collective $26-million value.
Québec said Espace Aéro comes with $415 million in planned investment.
Nicolas Demarais-founded AppDirect looks to become a one-stop solution for B2B marketplace building.
Layoffs part of company’s reorganization strategy following a disappointing response to Q3 earnings.
Deal is hoped to strengthen Dialogue’s support for women’s healthcare.
Real estate startup Guiker is proposing a fractional ownership model to keep Notman House within Montréal’s tech community.…
Idealist is the first cleantech investor to receive backing from the $15-billion fund.
The funding will help increase the startup’s global footprint, establish partnerships, and improve its platform.
Busbud says it now has over 600 partnerships with bus operators in LATAM.