Stroke of Luck: Tech for Stroke Survivors
The startup will soon begin clinical trials of its technology.
Halifax-based Stroke of Luck is focused on creating affordable, AI-powered hardware and software that offers home-based brain-training therapy for stroke patients.
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NBIF Names 10 Breakthru Semi-Finalists
The New Brunswick Innovation Foundation has announced the 10 semi‑finalists for its Breakthru Startup Pitch Competition, which will conclude on the evening of March 19.
The New Brunswick government’s innovation agency announced last year it was
Aruna Wins at Halifax Business Awards
Dartmouth-based startup Aruna Revolution, which produces compostable hygiene products, was named Innovative Company of the Year at the 2026 Halifax Business Awards last week.
Led by CEO Rashmi Prakash, Aruna was selected from five innovation-driven
Pelorus Launches Venture NL III Funding Drive
Pelorus Venture Capital has launched fundraising for its third Newfoundland and Labrador–focused venture capital fund, reportedly nailing down 40 percent of its $50 million target.
The St. John’s–based firm issued a press release Monday saying
DeepSense Aims to Scale Nationally
DeepSense, Dalhousie University’s initiative to spread artificial intelligence through the broader community, is expanding its mission to the point where its Executive Director is talking about DeepSense 2.0.
In an interview last week, Iaian
Ocean Startup Project Names Amplify Winners
The Ocean Startup Project has named three winners – including Lillianah Technologies of Nova Scotia – in the latest round of its Amplify competition for early-stage oceantech companies.
The second round of Amplify funding supports startups working
