Most Canadian execs say sovereign AI is important. Few know what it actually means
Cohere study shows one in three executives have difficulty describing sovereign AI.
Reports
Canadian foodtech funding runs dry beyond the seed stage, CFIN reports
Study finds infrastructure is hot, while delivery apps and restaurant tech are not.
Canadian tech firms are selling to foreign buyers when itâs time to scale, CCI says
Report says difficulties securing domestic clients, capital, and talent are driving founders to exit early.
Canadian VC dollar deployment sees first early-year increase since 2021
CVCA report shows capital continues to concentrate into fewer, larger deals.Â
AI-native Canadian startups outpacing international peers, AWS finds
Report credits deep technical expertise, research talent, and founders used to doing more with less.
âWeâre counting couponsâ: Tech leaders question how foreign investment is shaping domestic innovation
MaRS panel explores Canadaâs innovation struggles, from talent retention to tech adoption.
Toronto Tech Week doubles attendance in second year
Grassroots tech conference hosted 32,000 attendees across more than 600 events, organizers say.
Canada is gaining corporate VCs, but still has âa participation problem,â report finds
Deloitte reports that Canadian corporate VC deal volume dropped 20 percent in 2025.
Why advocates say âinclusive successionâ is a hidden market opportunity for Canada
Report calls for more structural support for entrepreneurship-through-acquisition.
Canadaâs early-stage startup funding is in a sustained decline, RBCx finds
Last year was tough for domestic VC fundraising. Data show 2026 is off to a rough start.
Smaller businesses are struggling to breach Canada’s defence sector: report
Industry leaders say country must move faster to bring defence-adjacent firms into the fold.
Osler Deal Points Report finds Canadaâs venture recovery was uneven in 2025
Oslerâs Calvin Leung and Justin Young unpack the financing trends founders should watch in 2026.
General Fusion and Eavor take top spots on Time Magazine cleantech list
Five Canadian companies are among 250 of the worldâs âtop-performingâ cleantech companies.
Canadian B2B software firms are falling behind in agentic AI: report
Georgian survey shows domestic companies lag international peers in âfoundationalâ AI adoption.
âNot a blipâ: AI was Canadaâs venture market mover in 2025
Osler Deal Points Report found that AI captured 54 cents of every Canadian venture dollar last year.