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    Massive new container terminal at Vancouver’s port gets federal approval

    The Impact Assessment Agency ruled that the port authority can build its Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion in the water off Delta, B.C., subject to 370 conditions meant to protect the environment. The port said the project will expand capacity on the B.C. coast by a third. (The Logic)

    Facial recognition tech in some B.C. Canadian Tire stores broke privacy laws

    The province’s privacy commissioner says between 2018 and 2021 four of the retailer’s locations used the technology without properly notifying customers and getting their consent to collect the information, in contravention of the B.C. Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA). (CBC)

    EU passes world’s first comprehensive law to govern crypto industry

    The European Parliament voted in favour of the Markets in Crypto Act, otherwise known as MiCA. In the works for three years, it is considered the world’s most robust regulatory framework for crypto assets thus far. (Bloomberg)

    Victoria-based Certn plots expansion with US$30M Series B-2 raise

    The instant background-check provider said it has received more than US$29.5 million from Export Development Canada, bringing its total amount raised to date to more than US$114 million. (The Logic)

    Feds matched U.S. subsidies to land Volkswagen gigafactory

    VW could reportedly get $8 billion to $13 billion in subsidies over 10 years for its new St. Thomas, Ont., battery plant, announced last month. The incentives consist of annual production subsidies and about $700 million in grants toward the capital cost of building the plant, matching the subsidies offered in the U.S. (Bloomberg)

    Tiger Global tells investors US$12.7B tech fund down 20 per cent: Report

    As of December, the fair value of 170 of the 250 private firms backed by the New York-based asset manager’s Private Investment Partners XV fund had decreased since its investment, according to documents obtained by The Information. That list included Toronto-headquartered 1Password. Tiger revised the worth of its US$115-million stake in the firm to US$92.1 million. 1Password did not respond to The Logic’s request for comment.. (The Information, The Logic)

    Moderna, IBM to use quantum computing, AI for vaccine development

    The pharmaceutical company will use IBM’s quantum computing technologies to accelerate the development of mRNA therapies and vaccines, while IBM will invest in generative AI to improve the design of those products, according to the agreement announced Thursday. (The Logic)

    AbCellera-backed Vancouver biotech announces US$142M across two raises

    Abdera Therapeutics, which is working to create new treatments for cancer, said it recently closed an oversubscribed US$110-million Series B, led by venBio and with participation from other investors. (The Logic)

    Toronto-based agtech Vivid Machines closes US$4.3M seed funding

    The all-equity round was led by BDC Capital Venture Thrive Fund with StandUp Ventures, Algoma Orchards and Tall Grass Ventures, among others, participating. (The Logic)

    Intellectual Property Ontario splits $2M between 10 post-secondary institutions to boost commercialization

    The funding will support projects of up to eight months designed to help the schools improve processes for turning research and inventions into market-ready products and services. The projects chosen are from Conestoga College; Durham College; Collège La Cité; Lambton College; Niagara College; York University; and a joint effort between Laurentian University, Trent University, Lakehead University and Nipissing University. (The Logic)

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