Fortinet expansion suggests Calgary’s cache is growing among global companies
The $30-million cybersecurity hub adds another international company to the city’s growing tech ecosystem.
The $30-million cybersecurity hub adds another international company to the city’s growing tech ecosystem.
Funding will support organizations in Ontario, Alberta, and BC, as well as five pan-Canadian research hubs.
Hub will unite stakeholders from across healthcare value chain to accelerate treatment commercialization.
Funding will support the Conexus-backed program until 2028.
Calgary- and Houston-based cleantech company received funding from S2G Investments and Canada Growth Fund.
Animikii Indigenous Technology and CEIMIA announced the partnership at Montréal’s ALL IN conference.
Calgary startup is expanding its team and building a pilot plant near Taber, Alta.
Milestone reflects more than 300 funded projects across nearly 400 companies.
The province-wide launch comes after a three-month early access program.
Non-binding MOU would be largest private capital investment in province’s history, quadrupling planned capacity.
Companies from New Brunswick, Quebec, Ontario, and Saskatchewan among those receiving contracts.
BDC and Mistral Venture Partners led the financing round, with additional support from IRAP.
Cam Linke says literacy can help Canadians have difficult discussions around AI.
Meta representative Matt Sexton spoke about the $13 billion project’s economic and social impacts.
The project is part of the province’s Net Zero Action Plan aimed at reducing carbon emissions.