2023 is only halfway done, but Calgary tech startups and innovators are making headlines for a whole host of reasons.

From fast-growing companies to women leading in tech, here are the stories our subscribers read and shared most.

Calgary women in tech rising

A dispatch from Plug and Play's Women in Tech Networking event.

7 execs on Globe & Mail's emerging leaders list

Plus, a dozen other things you need to know.

Plug and Play Alberta will support 58 startups with spring cohort

Chosen companies will get access to mentorship, networking, and more.

72 hours in Calgary tech

A too-detailed dispatch from ground zero of Alberta’s innovation economy.

“There’s no silver bullet.”– Product Management in Fintech, a Tech Thursday recap

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Exit Interview: Kylie Woods on Chic Geek’s legacy

Calgary-based non-profit will close its doors at the end of June after a decade of elevating women in tech.

Kibbi wants to redefine the job search experience for newcomers

Calgary-based app helps immigrants and businesses connect.

Alberta VC demand to surpass $11 billion over next decade: AEC head

Plus, 13 other stories you may have missed.

Meet the 14 new startups in Platform Calgary’s incubator program

Plus, 9 other stories you may have missed.

This Calgary company wants to be an algae innovator

Algi hopes to revolutionize Canada’s food tech sector through Platform Calgary's Incubator Program.

Meet the winners of the 2023 Alberta Cleantech Awards

The province’s first cleantech awards, organized by Foresight Canada, celebrated local leaders working towards net-zero.

Sunday Briefing: UpRow, Voto and MI Toolbox win women in tech pitch competition

Plus 8 other stories you've probably missed.

The faces of Calgary’s tech scene are changing

Innovate Calgary seeks to change the expectation of what tech founders look like.

Clinify secures $2M from Thin Air Labs and other investors

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10 companies split $58M in funding for innovative sustainability projects

The investments are part of Alberta’s Circular Economy Challenge.

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