Halifax’s ROCarbon Labs, which helps building-owners benefit from carbon offsets, has been accepted into the 100+ Accelerator, where it’s gaining exposure to some of the world’s largest companies.

Co-Founder and CEO Megan McCarthy took in the opening sessions last week at the headquarters of the global brewer AB InBev in Belgium.

The 100+ Accelerator has accepted 47 startups from around the

Research Nova Scotia is inviting students, researchers and early-career professionals from across Atlantic Canada to apply for Falling Walls Lab Atlantic Canada, a pitch competition for ideas aimed at addressing global challenges.

Applications are open until July 17, and organizers are encouraging participants from a range of disciplines to submit proposals highlighting innovative research,

The national Melamoon pitch contest is coming to the Maritimes, offering Black founders the chance to win $200,000 in prizes, mentorship, and national exposure.

Melamoon is a national opportunity for Black founders who are ready to scale, Halifax-based Tribe Network, a support group for founders who identify as Black, Indigenous or People of Colour, said in its newsletter.

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We first posted on Entrevestor on Aug 13, 2011, and about 7,000 articles later we’re ready to call it a day. It’s been a tremendous ride and we couldn’t be more proud of what we’ve accomplished over the past 15 years. Now we’re keen to retire and pursue other projects, including writing our books. So on

As Canada’s venture capitalists gathered in Atlantic Canada last week, one eastern province garnered more attention than the others: Newfoundland and Labrador.

The country’s most easterly province has been going through a tech boom the likes of which has never been seen in the region. It has produced a multi-billion-dollar exit in Verafin, a publicly listed oceantech company in Kraken Robotics

Canada needs a method to help early-stage startups access pools of capital that are generally targeting larger companies to help develop national champions, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said Wednesday.

In the closing fireside chat at Invest Canada, Champagne was interviewed by Benjamin Bergen, the Chief Executive of the Canadian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association,

Dartmouth-based AI company Arken Innovations has received a round of investment from MaxWave Capital Inc., cementing a relationship in which the Arken technology will be used across the MaxWave portfolio of companies.

Founded by serial entrepreneur Sam Sanandaji, Arken has developed a product called the Knowledge Fusion Engine, which employs artificial intelligence to help clients in regulated

Tribe Network, the Halifax hub that supports BIPOC entrepreneurs, is seeking applicants for its Tribe Innovation Hub: AI Stream, a 16-week applied venture validation program for Nova Scotia founders who are building AI-enabled startups.

In a newsletter, organizers say the program can help founders whether they are shipping their first MVP or have a business idea in mind.

The program offers:

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Fredericton-based cybersecurity company Lastwall has closed a $16 million round led by BDC Capital’s StrongNorth Fund and plans to use the money to expand sales to the Canadian government.

The round also included investments from the New Brunswick Innovation Foundation, Frostbite Capital and existing investors Blue Bear Capital, 18West and Blue Wing Ventures.

Lastwall develops identity and

Halifax-based health-monitoring venture HealthEMe has signed an MOU with Mexico's Ministry of Economy that allows the use of the platform in Mexico and collaboration on research and training.   

HealthEMe has developed its own platform which supports pre, during and post care for individuals with chronic diseases.

“Paired with HealthEMe’s expertise in digital health technology, this partnership