Triptyq Capital launches fund to fill financing gaps in Québec’s creative economy
Triptyq wants to help in creating 20 startups.
Triptyq wants to help in creating 20 startups.
Stringent language requirements raise worries over attracting talent and economic damage.
This is first cohort since program’s creation alongside Montréal Inc.-Bonjour Startup Montréal merger.
GSF aims to create over 8,000 tech training opportunities for youth.
With new $7.5 billion SQRI2 strategy, Minister Pierre Fitzgibbon aims to close the productivity gap with Ontario.
Financing from Claridge fund focused on supporting Québec food processing firms.
The move will make Spordle a leading provider of all minor hockey in BC.
Québec’s later-stage tech startups make waves while early-stage funding loses steam.
Latest budget commits to research, innovation, and life sciences.
Walo provides a gamified mobile app that allows parents to automate allowances.
The Swedish payments company plans to hire over 500 engineers by 2025.
The Government of Québec has committed $6.5 million to the program.
Program focuses on quantum, AI, semiconductors, and high-performance computing.
Québec City-based Coveo has closed its over-allotment option, pulling in another $32 million from its Toronto Stock Exchange…
Ottawa public safety tech firm Versaterm has acquired Komutel, a Saint-Georges, Québec-based communications solutions startup…