
The RXN Hub builds on Kingston’s existing ecosystem of accelerators and incubators to address the gap that halts chem-tech start-ups in later stages of development.
The RXN Hub builds on Kingston’s existing ecosystem of accelerators and incubators to address the gap that halts chem-tech start-ups in later stages of development.
Regional officials scramble to accommodate growing number of players in the EV supply chain
Local officials are both frightened and excited as they begin making plans to work with Umicore N.V., a multinational technology company that recently announced a
Cool idea: Ottawa biotech firm’s cell-chilling technology lures major investors, big-name CEO
Former Pythian president Keith Millar now heads CryoStasis, a fledgling startup whose technology aims to make organ transplants and stem-cell research more viable.
Canadians in the dark about how their data is collected and used, report finds
A new report says digital technology has become so widespread at such a rapid pace that Canadians have little idea what information is being collected about them
Kingston continues collaborative work with business partners south of the border
The collaboration will advance market entry into the U.S. or Canada for entrepreneurs and business leaders through the Soft-Landings Program, which encourages cross-border partnerships.
Power people of Eastern Ontario’s civic and non-profit sector
From small community services to large non-profits, Eastern Ontario’s non-profit organizations play their own role in driving economic and social change and development.
Former Wesley Clover exec takes helm of Kingston software firm Elentra
Greg Vanclief advised and mentored more than 100 startups during his 20-year career at Ottawa-based investment firm.
Compass North accelerator for women-led tech firms kicks off first cohort
Ten startups accepted new program for women-led technology companies in the Kingston-Belleville-Brockville area.
L-Spark partners with Queen’s University on Women in Tech Accelerator
L-Spark and Queen’s recently announced Compass North, an accelerator program targeting female entrepreneurs in Belleville, Kingston and Brockville
Cisco Canada sponsors research chair at Carleton University
Carleton University announced on Monday a nine-year, $1.8-million partnership with Cisco Canada that will see the university establish a new Research Chair in Sensor Technology
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