Altitude Accelerator is excited to partner with Brampton Venture Zone for the Road to Summit Edge Pitch Competition at this year’s Brampton Venture Expo  Calling all founders: Are you commercial ready? Do you have… Continue reading The Road to Summit Edge Pitch Competition at Brampton Venture Expo
Altitude Accelerator is grateful to be in the company of some of the most innovative founders. 2025 did not disappoint.  The Canadian startup ecosystem continues to thrive, but there are few… Continue reading Startup Companies to Watch in 2026: in Medtech, Cleantech and Software Innovation
by Mehr Sokhanda In the early stages of a company, founders typically focus on product development, achieving market fit, and scaling their business.These are important priorities, but there’s a critical… Continue reading Bookkeeping: A Secret Weapon for Thriving Startups
Angel investing plays a pivotal role in the entrepreneurial ecosystem, providing much-needed capital to startups and early-stage businesses. However, the journey of an angel investor is fraught with complexities beyond the mere provision of funds.
Canada stands as a thriving hub for angel investors, home to over 4,200 individuals contributing to 45 diverse angel groups, with a significant 60% based in Ontario.
To begin with, let’s demystify who angel investors are. These are high-net-worth individuals who provide financial backing for small start-ups or entrepreneurs, typically in exchange for ownership equity or convertible debt.
If you are a startup founder seeking to fuel your enterprise’s growth with funding, understanding the intricacies of angel investing contracts, term sheets, and agreements is essential.
Venture capital funding is critical for tech startups. Venture capitalists (VCs) hear hundreds of pitches on an ongoing basis so they need to be selective.
Shared Services Canada (SSC) is seeking a bilingual automated software solution to more efficiently determine the accessibility status of desktop applications. Are you up to the challenge? Compete for funding… Continue reading Automated Accessibility Assessment Tool
Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) is seeking an automated tool to aid in identifying, addressing, and complying with accessibility issues within common document types. Are you up to the… Continue reading Auto remediation of document accessibility issues
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