The living history of Canadian tech
Startupfest founder Phil Telio on how Canadaâs tech community evolves with each generation.
Startupfest founder Phil Telio on how Canadaâs tech community evolves with each generation.
De Luna said he had âoutgrownâ his current role at the carbon capture startup.
Talent management software is also preparing to launch Workleap AI tool within the next week.
Rivr already counts Amazon Games, Bungie, and Epic Games among its clients.
Startupfest attendees travelling from Toronto still have a chance to catch a ride on the Startup Bus.
Québec biotech startup is developing a platform for designing drugs that target tumours and spare healthy tissues.
Outgoing CEO said orchestrating the Marriott integration was âthe hardest thingâ heâd ever done.
QuĂ©bec software startup aims to be part of âthe infrastructure layerâ powering agentic AI.
Ramadori departs BrainBox following acquisition by Trane Technologies this past December.
Report finds some Canadian startup hubs have lost ground amid trade tensions and wobbly VC market.
Initiative to provide up to 10,000 licences for AI documentation tools from companies like Well Health and MEDFAR.
BDCâs Thrive backs MontrĂ©al startupâs plan to begin bringing its hormone test to market.
FNBC and BDC want to help Indigenous communities buy established Canadian firms, aid âeconomic reconciliation.â
Strategic investor Farfill hopes to support the young companyâs worldwide expansion.
The honours celebrate the deals, dealmakers, and community service behind Canadaâs VC and PE firms.