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helloDarwin, a Montreal startup formerly known as B2BQuotes, is getting $2 million in funding from RBC and Tactico Venture Capital.

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Montreal tech company Novisto is raising $9.6 million ($8 million USD) in funding for its software-as-a-service platform that helps corpor..

Montreal-based Kaloom is adding more money to its stockpile through the addition of Alternative Capital Group as its majority shareholder…

Montreal’s CTI Life Sciences is announcing the first portion of its new fund, the third in the firm’s history. At the moment, $100 million..

Montreal-based Optable, a SaaS data connectivity platform cofounded by a few notable players in the advertising technology space, is raisi..

Montreal-based outsourcing platform Axya will collect $1.5 million in funding in a round co-led by Ecofuel and Desjardins capital, with th..

Several Montreal startups are making news as we approach the end of the week. Here’s everything that’s going on:

– dcbel raises $40 mi..

Montreal’s My Intelligent Machines (aka MIMS) has raised a second seed round of financing in the amount of $5 million. According to Crunch..

Montreal’s Deeplite is raising $7.5 million ($6 million USD) in funding to support its AI optimization software platform.

The round was..

Hopper, the Montreal and Boston-built travel app, has raised $170 million in capital through Capital One. As part of the deal, Hopper will..

San Francisco’s AppDirect, which employs about 190 people in its Montreal office, will take $54 million loan from Invest Quebec. The money..

Inovia Capital is raising a new fund worth $560 million ($450 million USD) in order to support more mature companies beyond the startup st..

Montreal’s Heyday.AI is raising $6.5 million ($5.1 million USD) in funding led by Innovobot and Desjardins Capital, per Techcrunch.

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Vancouver-based Boast.AI will hire up to 25 people and open a new Montreal office after the company raised $126 million ($100 million USD)..

Montreal telehealth company Dialogue will go public on the Toronto Stock Exchange, reports the Globe and Mail.

Dialogue offers medical ..