As Canadian venture funding lost steam in Q2 2022, Alberta tech continued to shine
With $268 million raised, Alberta set a new quarterly record for venture funding.
With $268 million raised, Alberta set a new quarterly record for venture funding.
BC’s Web3 startups showed promise in the second quarter.
Only another Faire megadeal rescued Waterloo Region from its lowest investment quarter in a year.
Investment in Q2 2022 fell 69 percent from record-setting first quarter.
Ottawa is on par for highest concentration in tech talent with the San Francisco Bay Area.
RenoRun and Ecobee topped the Proptech in Canada Report.
Proportion of women investors increased last year as investment more than doubled.
PwC data finds Canada’s growth in M&A last year was in step with a global surge.
List points to startups like ApplyBoard, Benevity, Clio, FreshBooks, RenoRun.
Startup Blink report tells different story, with Canadian cities rising up through the ranks.
Amid glut of unicorns, Bessemer calls centaur status “true mark of an exceptional SaaS startup.”
Four out of the five Canadian companies come from Toronto.
Q1 2022 was also just shy of the most private equity deals on record.
Vancouver came ninth, while Toronto-Waterloo finished 11th.
Québec’s later-stage tech startups make waves while early-stage funding loses steam.