Thursday, November 12, 2026

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Viral infections biotech ENA Respiratory inhales $3 million from government fund

The non-dilutive funding will support an Australian trial of ENA’s lead drug, INNA-051, which is designed to strengthen the body’s first line of defence against respiratory viruses. The study, kicking off in early 2027, will test the treatment’s safety and...

Jukebox Reveals ‘Major Update’ to Free Online Creative Image Toolkit

Jukebox Print recently unveiled a “major update” to its lineup of free creative tools. The Vancouver-born company—which launched out of Yaletown in 2009 before moving to Gastown and eventually Richmond—was always a digital-forward company, even though its core business is...

YVR Positioned at Forefront of Global ‘Airside Electrification’ Trend in Canada

We may not yet be at the stage of electrified passenger planes, but that has not stopped airports around the world from electrifying elements of operation in ways that are actually market-ready. Within Canada, YVR holds the crown in this...

Psychology says adults who habitually slouch aren’t always just careless about their posture — under stress and social threat, the body can instinctively fold...

“Sit up straight” might be the least useful instruction in the English language. It frames a slouch as a discipline problem, solvable by nagging. Sometimes that is exactly what it is. Plenty of people fold forward because the chair...

Expert360 founder and early investors miss out in $16 million exit

As first reported by Capital Brief, Expert360, which connects companies and startups to consultants, board advisors, and fractional executives, is being acquired by AI job-matching platform Swipejobs. The deal values Expert360 at $16 million, according to media reports. Expert360 had raised...

Women’s health founders are heading overseas because local investors don’t prioritise them

Just 2% of all tech startup capital in Australia in 2025 went to all-female founded teams, according to the State of Australian Startup Funding report. Female health tech innovators came together in Sydney on Tuesday for a health summit, where...

Not all who wander are lost: the psychology behind why the scenic route is often the wiser one

Not all who wander are lost, Tolkien wrote, in a verse about a king travelling in disguise, and the line has since become a favourite of everyone who has ever taken the scenic route through life and been asked,...

UBC Surpasses 300 Spin-Off Companies with Latest Cohort

The University of British Columbia has crossed a major commercialization milestone, officially launching its 302nd spin-off company following the addition of 15 new ventures in 2026. According to Innovation UBC, companies created around UBC research have collectively raised more than...

Matching Your AI Bill To Your AI Value

A finance team member opens the latest AI invoice and sees the same thing as last month: another, even bigger overage. Perhaps that is to be expected given that the company is going all-in on using AI tools. Now,...

Metavista3D Secures $6M to Commercialize Next-Gen Visual Immersion Tech

In January, Metavista3D showcased spatial display innovations at the popular annual Consumer Electronics Show. For the Vancouver-based company, which specializes in glasses-free pseudo-holographic 3D display technology featuring movement tracking and real-time AI-powered 2D-to-3D content conversion, the event was “highly successful.” The...
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As Funds Dried Up, Nonprofit Immigration Group Hired Anti-Labor Law Firm to Crush Union

As the two executives of immigration advocacy group Washington Immigration Solidarity Network (WAISN) burned through cash and as donations...
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