Vancouver fintech OCAL reported more than 1,250 funded vehicle transactions across BC and Alberta, with Ontario expansion planned pending licensing.
Vancouver-based Miivo acquired First Five Partners for CHF 288,000, expanding its international presence and appointing founder Nicholas Hyett as chief strategy officer.
Federal C$50M investment will help food processors adopt Canadian-made automation, AI and digital manufacturing; CFIN expects to support over 200 SMEs.
Four B.C. companies appeared on Cleantech Group’s 2026 50 to Watch list, spanning low-carbon chemicals, wildfire operations and electrical-grid risk. One recognition development grouped across
Ottawa added C$500M over five years to the national Regional Artificial Intelligence Initiative (C$700M total). PacifiCan confirmed B.C. applications open Oct. 20 for SME projects
VTJ’s October 15 session features NorBot and A&K Robotics leaders discussing robotics, real-world AI adoption and commercialization.
Michael Gilbert’s new venture combines a wearable and app for personalized breathing sessions. Research and potential clinical pilots remain under discussion.
Burnaby-based Ballard secured an order for 24 fuel-cell modules to power 12 passenger trains in Romania, with deliveries planned for 2027–28.
Vancouver’s WELLSTAR introduced its senior leadership team, led by CEO Amir Javidan, following its October 1 TSXV debut.
Victoria-based Tiny completed a C$1.9M acquisition of enterprise authorization assets, adding approximately C$5.3M in company-reported annualized recurring revenue.
A founder interview explores Tydra’s pivot to chitin biomaterials, its cosmetics beachhead and decisions around patents, trade secrets and pilot manufacturing.
BC+AI Life Sciences outlined three early-stage project concepts with the Overdose Prevention Society, spanning service data, misinformation and biotechnology.
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