Halifax-based AI company SyncraSys has closed an oversubscribed seed financing round that exceeded its fundraising target by 30 percent.

The company is developing an artificial intelligence platform for physical security operations and is nearing

Halifax-based Sona Nanotech Inc. has raised $2.53 million through an oversubscribed private placement to fund further development of its Targeted Hyperthermia Therapy oncology treatment.

The company, whose shares trade on the Canadian Securites

Galaxia has closed an oversubscribed $4.5 million funding round to support the expansion of its satellite technology and space infrastructure business.

The Halifax-based company said in a press release Thursday the financing was co-led by

Dalhousie University’s Linh Tran has won the 2026 Falling Walls Lab Atlantic Canada pitch competition for research aimed at improving diagnostic testing with smaller blood samples.

Tran, a master’s candidate in biomedical engineering, won the

Dal Innovates will hold its annual Demo Day on Oct. 6, featuring teams from across the country that have participated in the AI2Market, Campus2Market and Lab2Market programs.

The event will be held at the Joseph Strug Concert Hall on the Dalhousie