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FinTech firm passes 2.5 million users as it navigates “final stages” of acquiring banking licence.
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Montréal-based digital mortgage lender wants to speed up approvals using AI.
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Trillium helps Canadian researchers with massive jobs like simulating oceans and modelling stars.
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Delayed strategy promises plan to encourage Canadians to reinvest tech investment gains in AI startups.
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Crown corporation’s board chair says Hudon will help shape its next five-year strategy.
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Erin O’Toole wants Canadian innovators to seize the moment before it’s gone.
Plus: OneEleven reborn, Neo Financial embedded, Pillar & Billi ended.
Mid-level and management software development positions are open across Canada.
Losing the Signal co-author Sean Silcoff and BlackBerry co-writer Matthew Miller step into the Wayback Machine.
Venture funding for FinTech startups in Canada plummeted by 70 percent in 2022.
Bill C-11, the so-called online streaming bill, passed on April 27.
Other projects focus on sustainability, health, and migrants.
CIFAR also awarded five-year renewals to seven AI chairs appointed in 2017.
Developers might soon be flying with an AI Copilot.
LPs include Farm Credit Canada, Alberta Enterprise Corporation, and National Bank of Canada.
Plus: GPT-4 will hunt for trends in medical records.
Plus: Salesforce is working on new generative AI-driven workflow tools.
Canada represents Reddit’s third-largest market after the US and UK.
CEO: “For us, Tentree was never an apparel business that planted trees.”
Roles have been terminated in Amazon’s PXT and cloud divisions.
Practice Better claims to have more than 10,000 customers in more than 70 countries.
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