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Local founders are emigrating to the U.S. - but the merit of that move "depends on what and how you want to build,” say entrepreneurs.
The $5 million in investments, and $7 million in additional funding, represent the first time the supercluster has put money into quantum tech.
The funding will go towards doubling the size of its Vancouver headquarters' facilities and team, and building the world’s first gigafactory dedicated to repurposing EV batteries.
Plus, apply for two new free accelerator programs for founders.
Though, two big local Series A announcements prove that cash is still flowing.
The financial failure of the Vancouver-designed electric van highlights the trend of Canada’s history of inventing products that other countries commercialize.
Plus, BBTV rebrands, and multiple announcements from Vancouver quantum companies.
Plus, how to get local angels to invest in your business.
From new tariffs to immigration laws, seven Vancouver leaders discuss their biggest business challenges in the current political turmoil.
The region’s industrial lands are in trouble, which will impact emerging tech and e-commerce companies.
Plus, discover where the money from your $500 million, tax-funded investment vehicle is going.
Through its launchpads, wallets, tokens, and more, the startup aims to empower Indigenous communities to ‘fully reclaim their sovereignty.’
