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BAY STREET BULL
6 Canadian Startups That Are Hardcoding Diversity Into Today’s Leading Companies
15+ Organizations Cultivating Black Talent in Canada
15+ Organizations Cultivating Black Talent in Canada
BETAKIT
City of Toronto Commits $250,000 to expansion of Black Innovation Fellowship
Ryerson’s DMZ Reaches $400,000 of $1 Million Goal to Expand Black Innovation Fellowship
Shopify Partners with DMZ, Dream Maker Ventures For Black Entrepreneurs Initiative
THE DMZ’S BLACK INNOVATION PROGRAMS SET TO RECEIVE $1.2 MILLION FROM ONTARIO GOVERNMENT
Ryerson’s DMZ Reaches $400,000 of $1 Million Goal to Expand Black Innovation Fellowship
Shopify Partners with DMZ, Dream Maker Ventures For Black Entrepreneurs Initiative
THE DMZ’S BLACK INNOVATION PROGRAMS SET TO RECEIVE $1.2 MILLION FROM ONTARIO GOVERNMENT
BNN BLOOMBERG
BYBLACKS
CBC
CVCA CENTRAL
The Barriers and Lost Opportunities in Backing Canada’s Black Entrepreneurs
Reaching Full Potential: Removing Barriers and Elevating Black Entrepreneurs
Reaching Full Potential: Removing Barriers and Elevating Black Entrepreneurs
DAILYHIVE
8 startups that are currently in Ryerson's Black Innovation Fellowship
Toronto-based Black business leaders you should know
Toronto-based Black business leaders you should know
GLOBE AND MAIL
FUTURE OF GOOD
HAMILTON SPECTATOR
Tech startup finds new footing in pandemic, but stays grounded from Black Innovation Program support
INNOVATING CANADA
THE AFRICAN EXPONENT
TORONTO.COM
TORONTO STAR
New Ryerson DMZ Program offers fellowship for Black tech entrepreneurs
Toronto to invest $1.2M to support Black artists, confront anti-Black racism
When Toronto comes back, it must be a city that works for everyone
Action is needed to close the gaps on inclusivity and equity for all in a post-pandemic Canada
Toronto to invest $1.2M to support Black artists, confront anti-Black racism
When Toronto comes back, it must be a city that works for everyone
Action is needed to close the gaps on inclusivity and equity for all in a post-pandemic Canada