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Dragons' Den star to launch $200M fund in Waterloo

New Dragons’ Den star Michael Wekerle is launching a $200 million investment fund in Waterloo, to be aimed at startups in the Kitchener-Waterloo area.

Laurier receives $450,000 from RBC for entrepreneurship programs

Wilfrid Laurier University is getting $450,000 from RBC to set up several new entrepreneurship programs.

Manufacturing excellence drives new Toyota investment in Waterloo

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada (TMMC) has announced production of a new vehicle at its award-winning Cambridge plant in Waterloo Region.

Amazon-Backed Smart Glasses For $1,000: First Look

Waterloo very much in the game in quantum computing

Waterloo is not ready to take a back seat to IBM and its proclamation of leading the work in quantum computing.

Sympathetic Deconstruction: The Timeless Material Company

Not a day goes by when we’re not providing mill shops, architects, builders and retail consumers with the most incredible local reclaimed wood and building components.

The Canadian startups that could be billion-dollar breakouts in 2019

Sending congrats to these #Canadian #startups featured on @macleans list for having the potential to be billion-dollar breakouts this year (@Ben_Zifkin @srlake). Great to see. (c/o @_mainguyen)

Why You Don’t Need a Business Plan or Venture Capital

Cambridge's business-minded kids invited to get in the fish tank

Games, team building activities, business tours, guest speakers, outdoor play and learning all about the basics of business at Junior Achievement’s Fish Tank Summer Camp.