Canada is creating more startups, but fewer are raising pre-seed capital: report
The country is on track for more company creation in 2026 than 2025. AI could be a factor.
The country is on track for more company creation in 2026 than 2025. AI could be a factor.
Fund VI will be Inovia’s “first completely AI-native fund” and focus on frontier tech.
Startup claims its program can help clinicians make better diagnostic decisions.
At ALL IN, quantum leaders discussed why the tech won’t be built (or sold) like AI.
Montréal photonics startup aims to disrupt the IMU market with a smaller, more accurate alternative.
The $2.1-million headquarters dramatically expands production capacity as Femtum scales to meet data-centre boom.
Quantum-focused Montréal firm wants to use Victoria-based counterpart to broaden cybersecurity offerings.
Mila’s Alex Shee on the shift from academic institutions that could help create “generational opportunity.”
McRock, Yamaha, CIBC back Axya’s plan to help manufacturers automate sourcing and purchasing.
Toronto AI company won’t follow competitors in pursuit of in-house semiconductors.
Animikii Indigenous Technology and CEIMIA announced the partnership at Montréal’s ALL IN conference.
George Osborne also praised the country’s efforts to solicit international investment and boost AI adoption.
Fourteen Canadian projects can use TFRI’s secure platform to analyze “vast amounts of complex health data.”
Non-profit startup will use the funding to establish a Berlin office and a Canadian sovereign compute partnership.
Combined company will retain the Cohere name and become dual-headquartered in Toronto and Berlin.