Aimée Look

Reporter

Aimée Look was a Toronto-based general assignment reporter for The Logic. Before joining the site, she interned at Bloomberg and CNN. She holds a bachelor of commerce from Queen’s University, founded the Look for Strength podcast and has freelanced for the Financial Post.

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Articles by Aimée Look

SRTX has a deal to raise roughly US$40M as it scrambles to stave off insolvency

https://thelogic.co/news/exclusive/srtx-raise-40m-insolvency/

By Aimée Look and Catherine McIntyre | Mar 28, 2025

The company secured commitments from key investors as founder and CEO Katherine Homuth agreed she will step down

Briefing

SRTX founder Katherine Homuth steps down as CEO: Report

https://thelogic.co/briefing/srtx-founder-katherine-homuth-steps-down-as-ceo-report/

By Aimée Look | Mar 26, 2025

Briefing

Real estate investing platform Addy registered as securities trader

https://thelogic.co/briefing/real-estate-investing-platform-addy-registered-as-securities-trader/

By Aimée Look | Mar 26, 2025

Briefing

U.A.E.-based AI health-care company plans Canadian IPO

https://thelogic.co/briefing/u-a-e-based-ai-health-care-company-plans-canadian-ipo/

By Aimée Look | Mar 25, 2025

Briefing

23andMe files for bankruptcy protection, CEO steps down amid legal fallout

https://thelogic.co/briefing/23andme-files-for-bankruptcy-protection-ceo-steps-down-amid-legal-fallout/

By Aimée Look | Mar 24, 2025

No, Toronto isn’t spending $10.7M to scalp FIFA World Cup tickets

https://thelogic.co/news/toronto-fifa-world-cup-ticket-scalping/

By Aimée Look | Mar 20, 2025

Toronto is one of several World Cup host cities considering selling hospitality packages in an attempt to recoup costs through a deal with FIFA

A soccer game in progress on a green field, while a crowd of onlookers with several Canadian flags watch.

Real estate investment startup admits to $26M in unregistered trading

https://thelogic.co/news/addy-fractional-real-estate-investment-fine/

By Aimée Look | Mar 20, 2025

Addy, a Vancouver-based startup, lets people invest in real estate for as little as $1. A B.C. regulator has fined it for trading securities without the right paperwork.