Three Nova Scotian companies have booked more than $1 million in new sales already this year through the Scale-up Hub: Cambridge – enough that its organizers are looking at repeating the program in 2019.

Launched and overseen by Nova Scotia Business Inc., Scale-up Hub: Cambridge is a new program that establishes a sales base in the Boston area for a few Nova Scotian tech companies. The idea is

St. John’s-based Sequence Bio, which uses genomic data to improve drug discovery, announced this week the approval of the NB Genome Project Pilot in partnership with three doctors in Moncton.

The main thrust of Sequence Bio’s mission so far has been to lead a large-scale genetic research project in Newfoundland and Labrador, to be called the NL Genome Project. This community-based initiative

Applications to become a Network Member at Volta Labs are now open. This is an opportunity for budding entrepreneurs to access the events, working space and networking opportunities the incubator has to offer.

The Halifax startup hub is nearing the grand opening of its new 60,000 square foot space in the Maritime Centre on Barrington Street. The opening, which is scheduled for September, will

Innovators and entrepreneurs often say, “Don’t try and reinvent the wheel,” but Craig McCloskey of Bluefield Seeding Solutions in Prince Edward Island did just that.

His invention, the press wheel, makes planting potatoes faster and more efficient. He's created an attachment that can be fitted onto an existing piece of machinery, which is called a planter and which ensures that potato crops are

Katelyn Bourgoin knew she had a problem when her debt topped $100,000. She had to take drastic action – not just with her personal finances but with the company she’d founded. 

As the CEO of Vendeve, a female-focused networking platform, Bourgoin had racked up heaps of personal credit to launch her business, which had once been called “the next LinkedIn”. But she had been logging 100 hours a

Undergraduates from Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward Island can now take part in Venture for Canada’s fellowship program.

VFC is a national organization that places recent university graduates in small and medium-sized startups for a two-year work term. The programming is currently available in Ontario, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Now, the non-profit is expanding its reach to the

Federal and provincial governments are investing over $3.1 million to build a new Cybersecurity Innovation Centre in Fredericton, New Brunswick.

An announcement on Tuesday said the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency will be committing a $3.1 million non-repayable contribution through its Business Development Program while Opportunities New Brunswick is contributing an additional $956,000. This

With support from Opportunities New Brunswick, Cvent a global events management technology provider, will be expanding its operations in Fredericton, creating up to 25 new jobs for the province.

Cvent is eligible for an investment of $385,000 from ONB, which will facilitate the expansion over the next three years. The investment will come in the form of performance-based payroll rebates. This

We were deeply saddened to learn that the tragedy in Fredericton has struck the startup community close to home.

Sara Burns, one of the victims of the shooting Friday, was the wife of Steven Burns, who recently served as the Chair of Propel ICT, the regional tech accelerator.

We at Entrevestor and others in the community send out our deepest sympathies to Steven and his family on their grievous

Innovacorp has launched its 2018-19 Accelerate Program, which aims to help early-stage companies in the CleanTech, AgTech, Oceantech and MedTech spaces.

Applications are open until Sept. 10 for the program, which grants participants up to $50,000 in non-dilutive funding and provides mentorship, market intelligence and shared office space.

One interesting feature of the program is that it