Canadian tech venture funding continued to fall in Q3 2022, CVCA reports
Seed-stage startups, cleantech âtwo biggest winnersâ amid slowdown.
Seed-stage startups, cleantech âtwo biggest winnersâ amid slowdown.
âThe bias is less towards building the innovation economy, more towards sustaining what we got.â
Montréal ranked fifth, while CBRE named Waterloo, Ottawa, Calgary markets to watch again.
Vancouver closely follows at 14th, with Calgary 27th, and Toronto-Waterloo 35th.
Investor sentiment goes from FOMO to fussy as deal volume falls to three-year low.
2022 has still already surpassed the previous three years in Alberta venture funding.
A flurry of headwinds pummeled QuĂ©becâs tech sector into its lowest investment quarter in three years.
Early-stage deals were nowhere to be found. So what comes next?
Amid uncertain climate, investors favour tending existing crops over sowing new seeds.
Communitech list points to Paper, Talent.com, Brim, Miovision, Neo, Dapper Labs.
The report found 67 percent of Canadian businesses find it challenging to hire the digital workers they need.
ApplyBoard appears on list for fourth consecutive year.
Vancouver cracks top 10 ecosystems with a population of less than three million.
Following pandemic dip, Canadian angel investment activity more than doubled.
Institutional investors stay the course while family offices, high-net-worth individuals tread lightly.