Alex Riehl is a staff writer at BetaKit. Based in Ottawa, he focuses on the intersection of tech, gaming, and sports, with a keen interest in AI, business, and finance. His insights and analyses have been featured in BetaKit, where he covers themes such as entrepreneurship, startups, and economic policy.
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Alex Riehl's coverage predominantly focuses on local business and tech news in Canada, particularly Ontario and Toronto. He frequently reports on private sector announcements and press releases related to software & SaaS, proptech, stock trading, healthtech, and cryptocurrency. If you have relevant insights or access to newsworthy announcements within these sectors in the specified geographic region (Canada/Ontario/Toronto), there may be an opportunity for effective outreach.
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Five Canadian companies are among 250 of the world's “top-performing” cleantech companies.
Canadian startup leaders brace for more price increases to the models they rely on.
By: Alex Riehl
Companies awarded $2.4 million to develop ground systems behind RADARSAT+.
French game developer continues cost-cutting measures just months after closing Halifax office.
By: Alex Riehl
Fredericton-based AgTech startup can analyze crop health on the spot.
Montréal-based Nuvei says combined company will process more than $500 billion in annual payment volume.
Kitchener-Waterloo company doubles investment in Ireland as Canada makes AI agreements with the country.
Enterprise meeting assistant hopes to achieve $100 million in revenue by 2028.
Canadian LLM developer sells itself as a sovereign alternative to US AI providers.
Plus: Feds force through controversial Bill C-22. Prediction markets are coming to Canada.
