Original article: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/small-business/sb-managing/startup-visa-canada-aims-to-upgrade-immigration-policy/article616928
Summary: Startup Visa Canada aims to enhance immigration for tech entrepreneurs with Canadian investors, inspired by successful programs in countries like Chile. This initiative, led by Boris Wertz, Danny Robinson, and the Canadian Venture Capital Association, seeks to attract global talent and boost Canada’s economy.
Small business confidence in Canada is stable, despite U.S. economic uncertainty. Ernst & Young’s report shows high-impact entrepreneurs often start businesses between ages 26-45, have higher education, and operate internationally.
Upcoming events include a Brazil-Canada Innovation seminar and the Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show. The article also highlights successful tech entrepreneurs over 40 and efforts by the Maytree Foundation to connect businesses with skilled immigrants.
