Alberta’s tech winter arrived late but in earnest in Q3 2022
2022 has still already surpassed the previous three years in Alberta venture funding.
2022 has still already surpassed the previous three years in Alberta venture funding.
A flurry of headwinds pummeled Québec’s tech sector into its lowest investment quarter in three years.
Graphite now has local investment team members in Calgary, Waterloo, Ottawa, and Toronto.
Early-stage deals were nowhere to be found. So what comes next?
Four funds are: HarbourVest Partners, Teralys Capital, Kensington Capital Partners, Northleaf Capital.
Amid uncertain climate, investors favour tending existing crops over sowing new seeds.
The fund’s target size is $150 million.
InBC is allocating funds for every stage from pre-seed to Series C, and beyond.
The firm’s investments include SkipTheDishes and Sheertex.
Following pandemic dip, Canadian angel investment activity more than doubled.
Big #CDNtech news leads to bigger questions.
Co-founder John Stokes takes helm as Janet Bannister transitions to partner.
BDC’s Women in Technology fund team has its second fund, lots more capital, and an expanded mandate.
New entity will support founders across banking, capital, platform, and ventures.
Fund II LPs include BDC Capital, Telus Pollinator Fund for Good, Vancity, Bank of America.