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Today in funding: dcbel, Milk Moovement, Virtual Gurus, MazumaGo, Acorn Biolabs Five Canadian tech startups have recently secured fresh funding to fuel their growth, including dcbel, Milk Moovement, Virtual Gurus, MazumaGo, and Acorn Biolabs. Here’s the latest on who raised money, how much, from whom, and what they plan to put the new capital toward. dcbel secures $50 million to bring EV charging tech to market Montréal-based smart energy startup Dcbel (formerly known as Ossiaco) has secured $50 million ($40 million USD) as it looks to target California and Texas markets. ...

Virtual Gurus Raises $1.7M in Funding Virtual Gurus, a Calgary, Alberta-based talent marketplace that matches businesses with skilled and qualified American and Canadian virtual assistants, raised an additional $1.7M in funding. Virtual Gurus is receiving more than $980K from Western Economic Diversification’s Business Scale-up and Productivity program. The company has also secured an additional $700K from its very supportive shareholders including Raven Indigenous Capital Partners, the51, and other key investors. This brings Virtual Gurus’ total funding to $2.9M. The company intends to ...

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Virtual Gurus Secures Additional $1.7M Funding To Accelerate Growth April 15, 2021 GMT Virtual Gurus talent Marketplace (Photo: Business Wire) CALGARY, Alberta--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 15, 2021-- Virtual Gurus, the talent marketplace that matches businesses with skilled and qualified American and Canadian virtual assistants, has secured an additional $1.7M in funding to accelerate growth of their technology solution, begin work in machine learning, and create additional opportunities for underrepresente...

Calgary’s Virtual Gurus launches virtual assistant app for Slack Indigenous-led startup Virtual Gurus has launched a new virtual assistant app that aims to help users delegate their to-do lists. The company introduced its new askBetty app, which is free to download to any Slack workspace, last week. askBetty grants users access to a live personal assistant who can complete basic administrative tasks, such as reviewing social media copy, sourcing quotes from service providers, and transcribing audio files. “askBetty democratizes the virtual assistant space.” – Bobbie R...