Amlamgog First Nation of New Brunswick and Cape Breton-based Aeon Blue are finalists for the inaugural Canadian Cleantech Awards, which aim to highlight the country’s cleantech successes.

Foresight Canada, which is organizing the awards, released the list of finalists in five categories this week. It will announce the winners May 13 at the Climate Innovation Zone at this year’s Web Summit

Innovators in Newfoundland and Labrador are invited to apply for the Bounce Health Innovation Challenge, a four-month program focusing on developing digital health solutions around aging and brain health.

The challenge offers $75,000 in funding, including a $25,000 top prize. Solutions are expected to support older adults, caregivers, and communities across the province, organizers said in a

The innovation community is invited to the final presentations by Energia Ventures’ winter 2026 cohort.

Based at the University of New Brunswick’s J. Herbert Smith Centre for Technology Management and Entrepreneurship, Energia Ventures is a three-month intensive accelerator for entrepreneurs with an innovative business in the energy, smart grid, clean tech, and cybersecurity sectors. It offers

The town of Bridgewater, the Municipality of the County of Kings, and Pictou County have announced the launch of the INMC Nova Scotia International Startup Competition. It will send three Nova Scotia startups to compete at the International Network of Michelin Cities (INMC) Conference in Cuneo, Italy in October.

The competition brings together Nova Scotia’s three INMC membership holders under a

Invest Nova Scotia is seeking companies to participate in a trade mission to the Web Summit Vancouver Conference from May 11-14 (previously known as the Collision Conference that took place in Toronto).  

Applicants must be technology startups with a live, launched product and interest in global expansion.

Web Summit Vancouver is one of North America’s leading technology conferences. It offers

St. John’s-based Kraken Robotics Inc. has agreed to acquire British underwater-tech company Covelya Group for $615 million in cash and stock.

Announced late last week, the deal combines two providers of subsea technology serving defence and commercial maritime markets, with the goal of offering a greater range of mission-critical products in more geographic markets.

The purchase price includes

Montague, P.E.I.-based AKA Energy Systems has signed a teaming agreement with South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean Co. and technology firm KTE Co.to collaborate on Canada’s Canadian Patrol Submarine Project.

The tri-party agreement was formalized on March 5 during Hanwha Ocean’s CPSP Partners’ Day event in Ottawa. It establishes a framework for cooperation on submarine power distribution,

Tracey McGillivray was so busy preparing for a factory inspection in late January that she didn’t realize CBC had posted the trailer for Axtion Independence Mobility’s coming appearance on Dragons’ Den.

So she was flabbergasted that night when she checked the Halifax-based company’s social media accounts and saw video on the company she co-founded had gone viral.

And that was nothing to the

Canada’s Ocean Supercluster has announced a $4.1 million project to provide AI-powered monitoring of a sustainable wave-powered desalination project.

The project will be led by Oneka Technologies of Sherbrooke, Quebec, working with partners. It aims to accelerate the commercialization and AI-enablement of Canadian ocean hardware platforms to support the global scaleup of sustainable wave-powered

St. John’s-based Spellbook, which makes generative AI products for law firms, has revealed that it tripled its revenue in 2025 and is on track to hit US$100 million (C$133 million) in annual recurring revenue this year.

Co-Founder and CEO Scott Stevenson revealed the strong performance in an interview with the Globe and Mail this week. He was speaking as Spellbook announced it had secured US$40