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Nova Scotia researchers and early stage businesses will be able to access new funding to move their smart energy innovations closer to commercialization.

Six Nova Scotia ocean technology companies have been selected to participate in Innovacorp’s Early Adopter Program.

Our five inaugural CleanTech Accelerate Program participants are in week three of their training and mentor support from Ecofuel, a Montreal-based clean technology accelerator.

Resident clients at our incubation facilities are all in when it comes to our relatively new monthly Soap Box events.

Appili Therapeutics Inc., an anti-infective pharmaceutical development company, announced today that Kimberly Stephens, CPA, has joined the company as Chief Financial Officer. Ms. Stephens will be providing key financial and operational leadership to Appili to help drive its growth.

Company appoints industry veteran, Rene Leclerc, to its leadership team to boost sales and visibility for the Levitation Knee Brace

Two innovative Nova Scotia businesses are partnering with GE Canada to bring new technology products and services to market faster.

TruLeaf is pleased to announce that its president & CEO, Gregg Curwin, has been given the Clean50 award by Delta Management Group, for developing and scaling TruLeaf’s Smart Plant System.

The following blog post is from Greg Phipps, our managing director of venture capital investment here at Innovacorp.

Lately I’ve noticed a number of start-up founders and entrepreneurs in the Canadian ecosystem launch a second and even third company. Not as serial entrepreneurs (consecutive start-ups) — they've chosen to start and build multiple companies, at the same time!

Seven new technology companies in Cape Breton have been named winners in the 2016 Spark Cape Breton Innovation Challenge.