How Canadian entrepreneurs are competing on the global stage
The term “Silicon Valley North” is often referenced when discussing the rise of tech startups and entrepreneurs in Canada. I think it’s an overused term and not one I like to use when talking about Canadian entrepreneurship. To me, it implies that we’re not a country of creators and innovators. This couldn’t be further from the truth as evidenced from the calibre of entrepreneur-led companies on this year’s TSX30TM.
Canadian Competitiveness and Resiliency During a Pandemic
The average 3-year share price appreciation for this year’s TSX30 cohort was 242%, generating a market capitalization increase of $221 billion. Given the drastic impact of COVID-19 on the global economy and markets, these solid results are indicative of the resiliency of Canadian capital markets.