The Adaptavist Group recently announced the launch of its ‘Adapting for Tomorrow’ Startup Program, an exciting initiative designed to nurture the next generation of AI innovators. This intensive 6-month program is specifically tailored for early-stage generative AI startups in Toronto that are focused on enhancing enterprise collaboration and productivity. By providing a supportive ecosystem and […]
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Performance Marketing Software Company Phonexa Opens Toronto Office
Performance marketing software company, Phonexa has announced its Toronto office expansion, a move that supports the company’s growing headcount and strategic growth in the Canadian market. The announcement was made at this year’s Collision Conference. Toronto Global sat down with Phonexa CEO, Lilit Davtyan to learn more about why the U.S. and U.K.-based company chose […]
Payments Leader Adyen Opens Canadian Headquarters in Toronto
Today, Adyen, the global financial technology platform of choice for leading businesses, announced the opening of its Canadian headquarters in Toronto, underscoring Adyen’s commitment to sustained growth in the Canadian market. Since the start of 2020, Adyen has established a strong presence in Canada, expanding its team to 26 employees across various functions to support local and […]
Walmart to Close Toronto Tech Hub, Relocating Employees to U.S. Central Hubs
Walmart is shuttering its Toronto tech hub, according to the Wall Street Journal. As part of the company’s broader push to lay off and relocate workers across North America, some Walmart employees in the Toronto tech hub will be asked to move to central hubs in the U.S. Walmart announced plans to launch a Walmart Global […]
South Korea’s Karrot to Establish North American Tech Talent Hub in Toronto
Karrot, a super app from South Korea, offers a wide range of services—from buying and selling goods to hosting job and real estate listings, all with integrated payment solutions. The Karrot community, which boasts more than 30 million users worldwide, first launched in Canada in 2022. Recently, the Korean company revealed that its online marketplace-driven […]
Amid Hiring Push for AI Skills, Pinterest Taps Top-Tier Tech Talent in Toronto
A San Francisco technology titan has big plans for the 6ix. In North America, Pinterest boasts eight offices—but only one in Canada. Pinterest’s Toronto office is an important one, however, as the company seeks to fill it full of A.I. and machine learning talent to power its next generation of products and services. “You’ve got […]
PocketHealth Raises $45 Million and They’re Hiring in Toronto
Canadian Harsh Nayyar injured himself while working in Silicon Valley and received his medical imaging on a CD-ROM. Disillusioned that this could happen at the epicenter of technology, Harsh co-founded PocketHealth upon his return home to Toronto with the goal of making medical imaging and records accessible to patients. Eight years later, PocketHealth announced today […]
Equinix to Continue Canadian Expansion at Toronto Job Fair
Equinix defines itself as “the world’s digital infrastructure company.” Founded in California more than a quarter-century ago, Equinix has developed a technology platform that enables organizations to scale their digital presence, and interconnect with global partners and possibilities – in simple terms, they are like the home of the internet, and connect us to the […]
Transit Powerhouse Metrolinx Hiring at Next Tech Talent Job Fair in Toronto
For years, Metrolinx has been adopting the latest technology to improve the experience of public transportation in the Greater Toronto Area. In 2009, it was the bold launch of PRESTO, still in use today. This year, the Crown agency has been expanding its rollout of “automatic train control,” a state-of-the-art tech deployed in world-class train […]
5 Sought-After Toronto Startups for Canadian Job Seekers in 2024
The past year has been challenging for a range of businesses, marked by continued inflation and an increasingly uncertain economic landscape. Startups have not been immune, with venture capital deals in Canada dropping by 71% on an annual basis in the first quarter as higher interest rates and the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank rippled through the global […]