Canadian startups, seeking certainty and sovereignty, are embracing the EU. But can they escape the pull of the U.S.?
Bottles of sticky-and-sweet maple syrup may not seem like the best way to grab customer attention in Canada, but the golden-hued bottles served as an easy icebreaker for Toronto-based Threat IQ Inc. at Hannover Messe, the world’s top industrial technology trade show, in Germany in April. Scott Osmond, Threat IQ’s head of sales, who is…
