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Femtech booster emerges to make waves in women's health
Antigoni Studios, described as Canada's first femtech venture studio, has launched to support early-stage femtech innovators through non-dilutive funding, investor connections, and a membership-based community, among other things.
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Robot-made trusses among pilot projects in new program
A robotics company aiming to make the modular building industry more efficient is among the first pilots supported by the new Venture Pilots program at Edmonton Unlimited.
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Edmonton mayor encourages tech community to reach out
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack is urging entrepreneurs to keep in touch so the city can offer as much help as possible
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New program aims to help ambitious women succeed
Edmonton Unlimited has launched Wired for Potential, a free, year-long program for women who are tech founders or senior leaders and want to increase their impact, resilience, and entrepreneurial confidence.
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Alberta budget includes data centre levy, cybersecurity spending
The 2026 Alberta budget includes funding for the Ministry of Technology and Innovation to develop digital government services, protect privacy and personal information, and support startups and innovators.
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After $4.7M first phase, Edmonton seeks sustainable future for Edge Fund
Edmonton's city administration is working on identifying a viable pathway for the next phase of the Edmonton Edge Fund.
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Amii launches AI for Earth scholarship with storm chaser, planetary scientist
A storm chaser, a planetary scientist, and a broadcast meteorologist are the subject matter experts shaping the curriculum for the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute's AI for Earth Program.
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Black tech founders to showcase at BBVA Innovation Expo as local groups get funding
The Black Business Ventures Association is holding its annual Innovation Expo at Edmonton Unlimited on Feb. 12.
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Alberta tech companies partner to bring artificial intelligence and machine learning to supply chains
Three Alberta technology companies are partnering to develop warehouses equipped with robots who use artificial intelligence and machine learning to make supply chains more efficient.
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