The live board for people who build products in Canada: software, hardware and AI. News pulled in every 30 minutes, original articles, the cities where it happens, and the resources to get started.
Original writing for product people in Canada. Big ideas, translated into what you can do tomorrow.
Canadian startups, funding, AI, hardware and policy, collected automatically from BetaKit, MaRS, The Globe and Mail and other Canadian outlets. Refreshed every 30 minutes.
Where the jobs are, what Canadian employers look for, and how to break in, for the roles that build products.
Where Canada builds. Each city glows brighter the more it’s in the news this month. Tap a city to see its latest stories.
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Fun facts about Canada’s tech scene for newcomers, from someone who landed in Vancouver in 2021 knowing two people. Swipe through.
Stewart Butterfield's team set out to build online games. Game Neverending turned into Flickr; Glitch flopped, but its internal chat tool became Slack, which Salesforce bought for US$27.7B.
If you’re new here: In Vancouver, a game studio is never just a game studio. Plenty of product careers start in gaming here.
Source: Wikipedia: Slack Technologies ↗Building products is shifting from yearly roadmaps to a weekly cycle: AI agents do the heavy lifting, and people supply the judgment and taste. Here are the six steps.
Calls, tickets, reviews and usage stream in continuously. Agents cluster them into problems worth solving overnight, not once a quarter.
The Canadian programs, money and communities every builder should know. Checked and added to every week.