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NanoTess Brings Advanced Wound Care to the Stampede Chutes

July 2, 2026

Calgary biotechnology startup NanoTess is bringing its made-in-Calgary wound care technology to the chutes at this year’s Calgary Stampede. The company’s NanoSALV Catalytic product will be used by the Canadian Pro Rodeo Sport Medicine team to support rodeo athletes dealing…

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NanoTess Brings Advanced Wound Care to the Stampede Chutes

Praising Regional Ecosystem, Teledyne Unveils $20M Expansion of Edmonton Tech Facility

Teledyne Technologies is expanding its manufacturing facility in Edmonton. The California-based industrial conglomerate is pouring $20 million, alongside a $600K grant from Alberta’s Investment and Growth Fund, to expand its…

OCIF Helps API Relaunch Biohubx to Better Support Life Sciences Startups in Calgary

The Opportunity Calgary Investment Fund is investing in one of Canada’s largest not-for-profit life sciences commercialization organizations. OCIF this month unveiled $368,048 for Applied Pharmaceutical Innovation, which supports the commercialization…

Deep Sky Successfully Captures Carbon Dioxide at Alberta Facility to Sequester Underground

Deep Sky and Isometric have captured and permanently removed carbon from the atmosphere at a facility in Alberta. Montreal-based Deep Sky is a tech-agnostic project developer aiming to remove carbon…

LeX Technologies Launches AI Platform for Safer Enterprise Research

Calgary-based LeX Technologies has launched a new AI platform aimed at one of the biggest problems facing businesses experimenting with artificial intelligence: how to use AI on internal knowledge without…