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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.
The Government of Québec has committed $6.5 million to the program.
Couply’s investors include Wattpad co-founder Ivan Yuen, Shopify employees.
Plus: D-Wave looks to go public.
Plus: Tories push Trudeau for plan to lure crypto investment.
BetaKit knew them before they were famous.
Perturba fuses AI-drug design and biological science.
ControlHQ’s co-founder is back with his #CDNtech crystal ball.
The sale comes five years after Goldman Sachs acquired Financeit.
The startup focuses on “the most overlooked space in electrification.”
Plus: Remote patient monitoring is raking in venture funding.
Imagia CEO Geralyn Ochab will lead the combined companies.
Wyvern previously raised $4.5 million in pre-seed, seed funding.
Program designed to help founders overcome barriers to business.
The new org will have “a substantially greater impact,” says Startup Montréal.
Cilex will create new incubation, acceleration services for cybersecurity.
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