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Canadian undergraduate students challenged to spread ‘tech fever’

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The winner of a contest to host an event that creates a campus tech movement will get VIP treatment in Toronto.

Google launches Knowledge Graph search in Canada

ITBusiness Staff -
New search features will put search terms into context and deliver important information to the user more quickly.

CATA seeks candidates for its governing body

ITBusiness Staff -
The members of the National Advisory Leadership Council are a who's who of the Canadian technology industry.

Clarity’s dial-a-mentor service completes 10,000 calls

Brian Jackson -
Dan Martell's new startup is growing at a good clip, with a focus on connecting entrepreneurs to professional mentors for a fee.

Ottawa’s $400 million question: How to spend its new VC funding budget?

Christine Wong -
We asked three leaders in Canada's startup and venture capital communities for their two cents on what to do with the $400 million.

Prominent investor to chair MentorCamp event series

ITBusiness Staff -
Gerry Pond has a reputation of building successful technology firms in Atlantic Canada.

Alberta Enterprise seeks new CEO

Howard Solomon -
You have until August 15 to get in your resume for this job heading up the VC arm of the Alberta government.

Who’s the most influential Canadian in small business?

ITBusiness Staff -
The Small Business Influencer Awards are based in the U.S. But that doesn't mean you can't vote for your top Canadian picks.

Quebec’s microchip hub gets a $218 million shot in the arm

ITBusiness Staff -
Bromont, Que. is the birthplace of chips used to power the Spirit Mars probe and the Watson supercomputer seen on Jeopardy! Now the tiny town is adding more heft to its impressive microelectronics hub.

‘Ultimate Dinosaurs’ exhibit showcases latex printing

ITBusiness Staff -
HP Canada's printing technology was put to use by a Markham-based firm to create a larger-than-life experience.

Google Fiber unveils first city to receive gigabit connections

ITBusiness Staff -
Kansas City will be the first to receive Google's broadband fibre-optic network. It will deliver TV and Internet services.

Some Canadian VCs may see crowdfunding as a threat

Christine Wong -
Some VCs are expressing concerns in Quebec, mirroring rumblings heard south of the border.

Webcast replay: Early stage uber-investor Howard Morgan

Brian Jackson -
Join us for our latest live Webcast in partnership with Startup Grind Toronto. Video stream and live blog will begin at 7 PM Eastern Time.

Montreal’s Sensio inks 3D video deal with National Geographic

ITBusiness Staff -
The legendary media company will provide video content for rent on Sensio's 3D video-on-demand service 3DGO!

Apple to launch iPad mini in September, analyst says

Ashleigh Allsopp -
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims Apple will officially release its rumoured iPad mini this fall. He also predicts it will outsell the regular iPad by the end of this year.
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