Connecting You to Canada's Top Healthtech Innovators.

Bounce Health Innovation is a Newfoundland and Labrador initiative supporting the development of innovative healthtech solutions. Positioned at the intersection of the university and healthcare systems, and operating under techNL, Bounce delivers tailored, one-on-one support—expertise, mentorship, funding, and connections—to innovators and companies. By providing bespoke guidance at every stage, Bounce is building a connected, world-class healthtech ecosystem.

The Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation (CABHI), powered by Baycrest, drives the development and adoption of transformative aging and brain health solutions. Through its funding programs and tailored acceleration services, including access to diverse end user groups, CABHI advances innovations across Canada and the world.

The Canadian Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) helps companies navigate the complexities of international markets and make better business decisions. The TCS is on the ground in more than 160 cities worldwide. We gain market intelligence, uncover opportunities for Canadian companies and help reduce business costs and risks.

CTS is a renowned healthtech accelerator, funded in 2008. As a not-for-profit organization, it relies on an ecosystem of partners and a global network of entrepreneurs, scientists, investors, tech and life sciences executives to achieve its mission: "Catalyze the growth of emerging health tech companies by providing bespoke acceleration services at the critical steps of early-stage commercialization and financing for the medtech and digital health sectors".

Based at Concordia University in Montreal and open to all, District 3 has supported health and science startups since 2015—establishing itself as one of Quebec’s leading incubators for early-stage, STEM-driven ventures.
We help founders de-risk early and empower scientists and clinicians to build scalable companies through high-touch coaching and tailored support—guiding go-to-market strategy, clinical validation, funding (dilutive and non-dilutive), ecosystem collaboration, and international exposure.

MaRS is North America's largest urban innovation hub. A registered non-profit, MaRS supports high-growth startups and scale-ups tackling key issues in health, cleantech, fintech and other sectors. In addition, MaRS convenes all members of the tech ecosystem to drive breakthrough discoveries, grow the economy and make an impact by solving real problems for real people — in Canada and around the world.

Founded in 2009, OBIO® is a not-for-profit, membership-based organization engaged in strategy, programming, policy development and advocacy to address the needs of the next generation of companies developing innovative human health products. OBIO® supports early-stage and venture-backed life sciences and health tech companies enabling them to raise capital, hire and train industry-ready talent, facilitate the commercialization and market adoption of their technologies in health systems, and access infrastructure. OBIO® advances this goal through collaborative partnerships with industry, the investment community, academia, the healthcare system and government.