Canada’s private tech firms gather to talk AI, growth, global appeal
Steve Wozniak tells Canadian Private Technology Conference to find “reasonable ways” to deal with AI.
Steve Wozniak tells Canadian Private Technology Conference to find “reasonable ways” to deal with AI.
The Toronto-based VC firm recently invested in the Calgary startup WaitWell.
Initial phase will focus on early-stage, women-led businesses with social impact.
The fund is backed by the Fonds québécois d’amorçage Teralys, Fondaction, and the Fonds de solidarité FTQ.
TIMIA looks to double loan book as cooling VC market creates “significant opportunity.”
PitchBook analyst: “It’s not going to be a six-month turnaround.”
Shopify’s investments focus on funding the companies that support its merchant ecosystem.
The university was inspired by an emerging trend in the US, with schools like MIT.
The network plans to make its first investments in the fall, with a focus on deep tech, hardware, and semiconductors.
Joyful has backed two firms with Canadian roots: New School Foods and Orbillion Bio.
While deal count rose, angels disproportionately favoured existing portfolio firms.
The new fund aims to level the playing field for entrepreneurs facing systemic barriers.
40 women founders from 25 different countries share their views for other women entrepreneurs fundraising.
Canada saw 12 VC-backed company IPOs in 2021; in 2022, that shrunk to zero.
As funding has dried up, David Dufresne and Matt Roberts say they plan to lead and price early-stage rounds.