Efforts to showcase Canadian technology are intensifying as a coalition of companies and organizations initiates a summit to promote enterprise procurement of Canadian products. The…
View More Canada to Host National Summit in October to Support Homegrown Tech Procurement
Canada’s struggle to leverage its innovations is widely acknowledged. However, in the burgeoning AI race, it represents a significant issue that could exclude the country…
View More Can a Venture Studio Halt Canada’s AI Talent Loss?
Toronto’s Caseware, a provider of analytics and accounting software, has implemented a significant C-suite overhaul, replacing most top executives in 2025 to retain its leadership…
View More Caseware Overhauls C-Suite Amid AI’s Impact on Accounting Tech
Toronto’s Xanadu and Coquitlam, BC-based Photonic, two Canadian quantum computing firms, are among 19 semi-finalists in the Canadian federal government’s latest defence technology competition. Through…
View More Federal Challenge Grants Funding to Photonic and Xanadu for Quantum Defense Tech Projects
Databricks, a leader in data intelligence based in San Francisco, is establishing a research and development center in Vancouver while anticipating its valuation will surpass…
View More Databricks Launches Vancouver R&D Center, Eyes $100 Billion USD Valuation
Canada-headquartered HR management software firm Dayforce is in advanced negotiations with American private equity firm Thoma Bravo for a potential acquisition. According to Dayforce, discussions…
View More Dayforce, led by Canadians, confirms advanced acquisition talks with Thoma Bravo
Canadian-led human resources (HR) management software company Dayforce is set to be acquired and taken private by US private equity giant Thoma Bravo for $12.3…
View More Dayforce, Led by Canadian, to Be Taken Private by Thoma Bravo in $12.3 Billion USD Deal
Pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson is ending its support for the JLabs innovation laboratory in Toronto by the year’s end, prompting MaRS Discovery District and…
View More MaRS and U of T search for new partner after Johnson & Johnson withdraws JLabs Toronto support
What is needed for Canadian startups to thrive in the world’s fastest-growing markets? On September 23, AGAZ Summit 2025 at the Mississauga Convention Centre will…
View More AGAZ Summit: The Launchpad for Canadian Founders Seeking Global Reach
Toronto-based AI firm Cohere has entered a new, non-binding agreement with the Canadian government to use its technology to “transform” public sector operations. The memorandum…
View More Federal Government Signs New Agreement with Cohere to Explore AI Applications in Government Services