BC startups Kardium, HTEC, Kobalt, Symvivo receive cumulative $11.1 million from feds
The four recipients operate in the life sciences, cleantech, and digital sectors.
The four recipients operate in the life sciences, cleantech, and digital sectors.
General manager Maria O’Reilly assumes interim ED position.
Inossem aims to help Canadian mid-sized businesses with business automation.
Establish complementary skillsets buoyed by a shared hatred of losing.
Manzil’s mandate is “to bring a digital Islamic financial institution to Canada.”
Pine has secured $27 million since it was founded in 2021.
Both companies report revenue increases for the first quarter of 2022.
Lendified said it is running an accumulated deficit of $52.2 million.
Despite Omicron-related “setbacks,” Think Research sees strong Q1 revenue growth.
Mara wants to promote use of Omega-3 from under the sea.
Amid staffing shortages, Able aims to enable healthcare workers to “do more with less.”
IBM’s contribution includes hardware, software, staffing.
The feds underscored IP in this year’s budget, but some experts point to missed opportunities.
Well Ventures, physician-backed Cherry Health aims to build “digital home for doctors.”
Jarry, Srugo, and two others co-founded VCHOURS in 2020 to support startups during the pandemic.