Ahead of the curve starts here
Leading the world in digital solutions for some of our generation’s most pressing opportunities and imperatives starts here. It starts with Canadian organizations working together to build a sustainable, healthier, and inclusive global economy and society with Canadian-made digital technologies. Impossible? Not at all. For the past four years, Members of the Digital Supercluster have been doing just that.
As part of Canada’s Global Innovation Clusters, formerly the Superclusters, the Digital Supercluster helps Canadian organizations—big and small—develop, scale and unleash digital technology breakthroughs, creating a myriad of opportunities for Canadians and growth for Canadian companies. We bring together businesses, academia, community and government agencies to solve some of industry and society’s biggest challenges and capture opportunities together, better and faster than any single organization can achieve on its own. By curating collaborations between organizations across the country, we create the best ecosystem for innovation. Together, we are supporting the commitments to net zero, securing food supply chains, building a healthier Canada and creating the skilled workforce Canada needs to increase productivity and fill the jobs of today and tomorrow.
As of March 31, 2022, we have invested in over 80 collaborative innovation projects including 34 projects specifically focused on addressing COVID-19. With a portfolio valued at over $348 million, our Members are developing over 300 IP assets and supporting 6,500 skilling and development opportunities for Canadians.
As we enter a COVID endemic world, face the imperative of an escalating climate crisis and see geopolitical relationships challenged more than ever before, at the Digital Supercluster we have opened windows that re-define Canada’s course and momentum for prosperity and global leadership. In 2018 we started to lay the foundation for Canadian industry, academia, and governments to work together to develop meaningful, digital solutions to emerging and nascent challenges. The hard work, vision and commitment of Canadian organizations has paid off and now in our fourth year, we see Canadian digital solutions and Canadian organizations on the world stage and recognized as global leaders in building a ‘better world’.
The world is not waiting for Canada, and it doesn’t need to. Our Members are leading the way in developing, deploying and scaling technologies that:
- sustainably identify critical minerals essential for the global drive to net zero,
- enable the open, global sharing of genetic data in the quest to address genetic health issues including the evolution of COVID 19,
- deliver digital skilling systems to provide both job opportunities for under-represented groups and skilled talent for employers and,
- so much more
We see our Members expanding globally and working with teams in Australia, Brazil, United Kingdom, United States, European Union, United Arab Emirates and Japan.
We are grateful for the tenacity and creativity of our Members, the leadership and support from our Government partners, and, the commitment of our Board and our team. We will continue to be ahead of the curve as we grow Canadian companies and build a better Canada. For everyone.
Message from the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry
HONOURABLE FRANÇOIS-PHILIPPE CHAMPAGNE
Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry
Investment in innovation is fundamental to growing Canada’s economy and maintaining our position as a global innovation leader.
The Global Innovation Clusters, known as the Superclusters during the period of this report, bring together businesses, academia, not-for-profit organizations, and governments to advance innovation at the speed of business. The clusters focus on highly innovative Canadian industries, including plant-based protein agri-food; advanced manufacturing; ocean-based industries; artificial intelligence; and digital technologies.
From the beginning, our government’s investment in the clusters has been about finding new and innovative ways to build connections. By incentivizing collaboration and growing strong Canadian ecosystems, the Global Innovation Clusters are generating good, well-paying jobs across the country, developing a highly skilled and diverse workforce, and contributing to our economic recovery by creating stronger and more resilient economic growth.
And the numbers speak for themselves. As of March 31, the clusters have approved more than 490 projects worth over $2.1 billion and involving over 2,100 partners. This includes more than 80 COVID-19 response projects with a total investment of over $225 million.
Our government will continue to build on the success of this collaborative model. Budget 2022 is proposing an additional $750 million investment over the next six years to further support the growth and development of the clusters. We look forward to seeing the clusters grow their impact, including in key priority areas such as fighting climate change and improving supply chain resiliency.
Over the past four years, the clusters have supported innovators, researchers, and entrepreneurs to grow bold ideas into global opportunities through better access to experience and expertise, in turn advancing Canada’s edge internationally. I am proud to see that each cluster is propelling innovation beyond our borders into the global market.
The Digital Technology Supercluster in particular is positioning Canada’s leadership in the new digital economy through collaboration to develop new and innovative technologies. Over this past year, they have led many cutting-edge projects, including Compass, which harnesses AI technology to connect Canadians with the health and social services they need, and the Standard Data Platform for Autonomous Agriculture, which will help farmers be more efficient, increase their output, lower their costs, and have a positive impact on the environment.
Thank you to everyone involved with the Digital Technology Supercluster for your perseverance during the challenges we have faced over the past year and for your commitment to strengthening our innovation ecosystems and helping to establish a diverse and skilled workforce ready for the jobs of the future.
Innovation for a stronger Canada
NADINE LETSON
Board Chair; Assistant General Counsel, Microsoft Canada
Innovation is key to Canada’s growth, prosperity and wellbeing. When you solve big problems, you grow people, companies and communities. This translates into improved living standards for all Canadians.
At the Digital Supercluster, we proudly invest in innovation and skilling systems that make Canadian lives better. In the past four years, we built our community to 1,000+ Canadian organizations and grew our innovation investment portfolio to $348M—with $191M coming from industry and other partners. Currently, there are 150+ world-class products being fast-tracked from development to commercialization, helping to position Canada ahead of the curve in the global innovation race. These include the world’s first open data ecosystem in microbiome-based resource exploration, extraction and waste remediation and a platform and ecosystem to digitize paper-based records and support more effective and safe aircraft maintenance and inspection.
Thanks to the creativity and commitment of our Members, we successfully pivoted to solving big problems as we see COVID-19 continue to evolve and impact every element of our economy. We are securing food supply chains through AI-powered planning; lowering the environmental footprint of mining with visibility into critical mineral deposits a kilometre into the earth; and saving lives using secure global networks to share critical data about COVID and Antimicrobial Resistance.
The strong connection between innovation and Canada’s economic prosperity has fueled a whole new level of momentum for the Digital Supercluster. And we are ready. Our proven success was recognized by the Government of Canada in Budget 2022, with the commitment of a further $750M in investment for the re-named “Global Innovation Clusters”. Thanks to the dedication of our Members, Government Partners, Digital Supercluster Staff and Board of Directors, we will continue creating meaningful impacts in the next year, five years and 50 years to come.
Leveraging Canada’s people, trust and ambition to accelerate growth, prosperity and wellbeing
SUE PAISH
CEO, Digital Supercluster
At the Digital Supercluster, we leverage Canada’s strengths in people, trust and ambition to advance innovation that drives economic growth, prosperity and wellbeing.
We started this journey in 2018 to grow Canadian companies by solving some of industry and society’s biggest challenges with Canadian-made digital innovations. We believed that Canadian industry could deliver world-leading digital solutions and be recognized on the world stage, and that we could do this while creating digital skilling opportunities for some of Canada’s most vulnerable populations. With a committed community of Canadian companies, academia, government partners and community leaders we thought we could do all this. And we were right.
In 2021-22, the Digital Supercluster increased the competitiveness and attractiveness of Canadian industry leaders such as DNAstack, named as one of the World Economic Forum’s 2022 Technology Pioneers. We accelerated the growth of Canada’s most promising scale-ups and start-ups such as Verge Ag, who has expanded sales efforts across four continents. We integrated research from Canada’s academic institutions such as the University of British Columbia, teaming deep expertise and talent in areas including blockchain, clinical evaluations and mining, with leading industry organizations. We made Canada a global innovation player and investment destination.
Looking ahead—together with our Members, we will continue supporting the creation of bold digital solutions to capture opportunities for Canadian organizations to lead the world. Our industry led collaborative projects will deliver digital solutions to challenges in climate change, productivity improvements, supply chains, talent and health—and will develop solutions better together than any single organization can do on its own.
Thank you to our Members for your continued innovative spirit and drive, to our Board and Supercluster team for your tenacity and vision and to the Government of Canada for fueling continued success through the Global Innovation Clusters program with an additional $750M investment. Most importantly, thank you to the thousands of Canadians who see the potential for Canada to lead and who embrace every day the opportunity and the challenges that the digital world brings. Together we are indeed building a better Canada.
Growing great companies by solving the world’s biggest challenges
The Digital Supercluster facilitates a powerful framework for collaborative innovation, where organizations working together transform great ideas into valuable products and services. We connect and support pan-Canadian teams of anchor companies, scale-ups, academia, community organizations and government partners in an innovation environment where they collectively apply their unique expertise and build pragmatic solutions that solve some of the world’s biggest challenges.
The sustainability, growth and competitiveness of Canadian companies accelerates through:
- DEMAND-DRIVEN INNOVATION — Aligning ambitious technology and skills programs to challenges requiring innovative solutions. Climate change, food security, green business transition, talent development and transforming healthcare all benefit from this model
- CROSS-SECTORIAL COLLABORATION — Creating diverse consortia that combine industry, academia, community and government agencies to build solutions better together than any single organization can do alone
- INDUSTRY & GOVERNMENT CO-INVESTMENT — De-risking industry R&D and ensuring exceptional stewardship of Canadian tax dollars through an industry-led co-investment model focused on delivering results including essential made-in-Canada IP
- ECOSYSTEM CONNECTIVITY — Building a network of technology, business and government partnerships that builds the foundation for future collaboration and innovation in Canada and internationally
- FAST-TRACKED COMMERCIALIZATION — Bringing the “customer voice” to the table and shaping relevant technology solutions from day one
In the global innovation race, Canada competes with the world for the best talent, the most effective technologies and the top industry players. The Digital Supercluster fuels the momentum Canada needs to be ahead of the curve across every element of innovation and industry evolution, where Canadian-made technologies provide the foundation and pathway for Canadian companies to grow in Canada, driving economic growth, creating jobs and building prosperity and wellbeing across multiple domains. Our Members are creating digital solutions to address cybersecurity, the drive to net zero, securing supply chains, improving health outcomes and supporting the most vulnerable. The world is impressed. And, our Members have only just begun.
Our priorities for economic growth and prosperity
A cleaner, greener, net-zero Canada
The Digital Supercluster accelerates climate action and helps Canadian scale-ups and anchor companies turn Canada’s sustainability practices and environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance into a global advantage. Our projects advance sustainable critical mineral extraction, improve supply chains and accelerate green business transformation across multiple sectors.
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A healthier Canada
The Digital Supercluster advances the development and adoption of technologies to improve access to healthcare and deliver better patient outcomes while building more sustainable healthcare systems. We mobilize health solutions that put Canada on the world stage for a healthier global society.
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A digitally skilled Canada
Created by the Digital Supercluster, the Digital Learning Lab grows a diverse talent base that is ready to fill the jobs of today and tomorrow. We work alongside Canadian industry leaders to create fast, affordable pathways to digital jobs, build leadership in innovation and drive community-based training and development.
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Key performance indicators
Four years into the program, the Digital Supercluster remains ahead of the curve, with many of our five-year goals met or exceeded, well ahead of plan. We earned the trust of industry, government and academia—mobilizing successful engagement of large anchor companies, scale-ups, academia, government and community. Industry partners responded enthusiastically to our accelerating momentum and to the positive impacts they experienced. We continue to support new and relevant products while generating jobs.
5 year key performance indicators
“The framework that the Digital Supercluster has implemented to guide IP management throughout supported projects has raised awareness among all Supercluster participants to the importance of IP considerations and helped Terramera in guiding discussions around how consortium partners can contribute to, and benefit from, new IP generated during a project. Terramera is proud that the resulting patent applications recognize the contributions of multiple project consortium Members working together to secure the value of the technology development.”
GRAEME HERRING
VP of IP Strategy at Terramera
Our accomplishments in numbers
(As of March 31, 2022)
Investment
TOTAL INVESTMENT VALUE
INDUSTRY & OTHER PARTNERS INVESTMENT
PROJECTED REVENUE POTENTIAL TO 2028
OF PROJECTS REDUCING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
Member growth
MEMBERS ACROSS CANADA
CO-INVESTMENT WITH SMES
UNIQUE PROJECT PARTNERS
MEMBERS EXPLORING INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Talent + capacity
INVESTMENT IN TALENT PROGRAMS
LEARNING + DEVELOPMENT PLACEMENTS IN PROGRESS
WORK PLACEMENTS SUPPORTING UNDERREPRESENTED GROUPS
FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES WORKING ON PROJECTS
NEW JOBS CREATED BY 2028
IP creation
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES COMMERCIALIZED
PATENT APPLICATIONS
IP ASSETS CREATED
IP ASSETS IN DEVELOPMENT
2021-22 achievements & 2022-23 goals
As of March 2022, the Digital Supercluster investment portfolio totalled $348M in technology innovation projects and talent programs, $191M of which is investment from Canadian industry who see the benefits of collaborative innovation scale-ups, large anchor companies and co-investment as a means of both de-risking investment in R&D and providing an environment for the development of technologies that are ‘better’ than any single organization would develop on its own, while also growing made-in-Canada IP and accelerated paths to global product commercialization.
READ THE 2020-21 CORPORATE PLANGrowing Canadian companies
OBJECTIVES
- Help Members secure additional investment (completed)
- Support new market expansion strategies (completed)
- Facilitate global recognition of technology innovation (completed)
ACHIEVEMENTS
During our 2021-22 fiscal year, the Digital Supercluster saw many Members successfully secure new investment, allowing them to pursue aggressive growth trajectories. To date, additional investment outside the Supercluster has been reported by over 20 Members seeking to accelerate the development of products and services, expand sales and marketing support and expand into new markets. This includes AlayaCare raising $225M to accelerate the digital transformation of homecare; Sanctuary AI raising $75.5M to create the world’s first general-purpose robots with human-like intelligence; and Swift Medical raising $44M to fund jobs and IP development in Canada. Several Members continue their collaborations outside of the Digital Supercluster frame, including Thrive and Providence Health Care.
International market expansion activities are also on the rise in countries such as Australia, Brazil, United Kingdom, United States, European Union, United Arab Emirates and Japan. This includes EarthDaily Analytics and Verge Ag driving initiatives to help farmers in Ukraine; LlamaZOO opening an office in Dubai (UAE); Firstline expanding to Italy and Switzerland; and Swift Medical adding clinical partners in the United Kingdom and Belgium.
In 2021-22, Digital Supercluster Members gained notable recognition on the world stage for technology innovation. Firstline is working with the World Health Organization to accelerate the global distribution of rapidly changing Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) treatment guidelines and save lives. DNAstack was also recognized as a Technology Pioneer 2022 by the World Economic Health Forum and will be working with the international community to support low- and middle- income countries. Curatio, in partnership with OPTT, is one of 14 winners selected in the World Economic Forum’s Youth Mental Health Challenge.
“Connections and partnerships made through the Digital Supercluster have contributed to AlayaCare’s double digit growth and accelerated expansion of our AI-powered home healthcare platform. Investing in the rapid development of additional functionality such as screener forms and contact tracing, more than 250 home and community care agencies across Canada were able to limit the spread of COVID-19 between employees and patients at the height of the pandemic, while significantly lowering the costs for healthcare providers. Fast forward a year, and we are now facilitating over a billion total patient visits around the world, with our US operations growing by seven times over the last two years as the increase in demand for home healthcare continues to rise.”
ADRIAN SCHAUER
CEO of AlayaCare
Growing our innovation community
OBJECTIVES
- Recruit and retain an engaged member base (completed)
- Foster meaningful engagement with stakeholders (completed)
- Support organizations that can scale and build pathways to export and international success (completed)
ACHIEVEMENTS
The Digital Supercluster passed the milestone of 1,000+ Members in 2021-22, with close to half of the new organizations joining from outside of British Columbia. We retained 98% of our Members and Associates with currently a third participating in projects.
The Digital Supercluster maximized member engagement through ideation workshops focused on Digital Marine, Digital Health and Getting to Net Zero. Throughout the year we worked with Members to amplify their accomplishments to our 7,000+ followers on social media and 3,700+ newsletter subscribers, and proudly showcased their innovations at industry and community engagements, bi-monthly “demo days”, and events including the 21st Annual Healthcare Summit, Cascadia Innovation Corridor, Globe Forum 2022, BC Natural Resources Forum, Public Policy Forum’s Canada Growth Summit 2022, Eureka, and the CityAge Date Effect: Canada’s Digital Imperative.
On the international stage we were present as well with participation in Global Innovation Summit, Inventure$, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Conference, 5th Annual CIPO & CIGI IP and Data Research Conference and the NASCOMM Design & Engineering Summit.
Delivering our programs
OBJECTIVES
- Work with project teams to deliver on project outcomes (completed)
- Support consortiums in realizing the full potential of their IP and data assets (completed)
- Invest in new systems to streamline and scale program operations (partially completed)
ACHIEVEMENTS
In 2021-22, the Digital Supercluster completed 34 projects and contracted an additional nine technology leadership and 11 capacity building projects, valued at $40M. The Cycle 4 call for technology projects resulted in $30M invested across eight new projects, leveraging nearly $50M of industry co-investment. Our second call for Talent + Capacity Building projects committed $10M and leveraged nearly $40M of partner investments.
The Digital Supercluster operationalizes the objectives of the Government of Canada’s IP Strategy, providing a framework that allows collaborating partners to successfully commercialize IP. As of March 2022, there are 290 IP assets created across our investment portfolio, with another 335 in development. Monthly educational webinars featuring various IP experts drew over 400 organizations. In addition to IP workshops and thought leadership sessions, we provided IP support on a project-specific basis to all Members participating in the development of projects, including advice in relation to IP and data—roughly 2,200 touchpoints in 2021-22.
"Historically, IP considerations were not at the forefront in our business consciousness. The Digital Supercluster model has compelled us to take a fresh approach. Without the influence of the Digital Supercluster in facilitating Firstline’s articulation of the IP generated and tie-in to our IP portfolio, we likely would have produced the same novel technology, but not sought to register or protect it. Consequently, in future all our technology will be evaluated through an IP lens."
JASON BUCK
CTO of Firstline
Strengthening our ecosystem
OBJECTIVES
- Support the scale-up of SMEs (completed)
- Develop international pathways for project outcomes (completed)
- Further our efforts in equity, diversity and inclusion (completed)
ACHIEVEMENTS
The Digital Supercluster is helping Canadian scale-ups and anchor companies achieve higher growth and more international exposure, with 70% of investment allocated to start-ups and scale-ups. On average there are three SMEs per project, with 186 different start-ups and scale-ups actively involved. Over 45% of our participating Members are active in international markets such as the USA, United Kingdom, Europe and Asia, including Firstline, DNAstack, Verge Ag and EarthDaily Analytics. With the launch of the Digital Learning Lab, the Digital Supercluster delivers on Canada’s commitments to build skilling and job opportunities that advance equity, diversity and inclusion, with over half of the 6,500+ workforce placements being developed going to under-represented groups.
“EarthDaily Analytics has been able to market and sell the technology developed through its Digital Supercluster projects. In addition to agricultural applications there are other urgent climate-based concerns like forest fires that can benefit from large-scale images. The Supercluster investment not only enabled us to advance our technology but played a key role in opening our collaborative network and connecting us with end-users.”
Chris Rampersad
VP of Engineering at EarthDaily Analytics
Securing investment for Canadian innovation
OBJECTIVES
- Secure new investment with the Government of Canada (completed)
ACHIEVEMENTS
In Budget 2021, the Government of Canada invested an additional $60M over two years to the Innovation Superclusters Initiative (ISI) program. The Digital Supercluster received $20M of this new investment, some of which was to recognize the fast and impactful investments made to support Canada’s COVID-19 response.
In Budget 2022 the continued success of the program was acknowledged by the Government of Canada with the commitment of $750M over six years to support the further growth and development of (newly named) “Global Innovation Clusters”. These clusters will expand their national presence and will collaborate to deepen their impact, including through joint missions aligned with key government priorities, such as fighting climate change and addressing supply chain disruptions. To maximize the impact of this funding and to ensure it corresponds with industry and government needs, it will be allocated between the five clusters on a competitive basis.
Clear priorities for 2022-23 are to drive successful outcomes for Digital Supercluster Members through the delivery of goals from active projects. This in turn paves the path to a strong, growing and resilient Canada by developing Canadian value chains to boost productivity and compete in international markets, securing food supply chains, fighting climate change, keeping Canadians healthy and investing in the skills that Canadian workers need to fill the good-paying jobs of today and tomorrow.
READ THE 2022-23 CORPORATE PLANMaintaining the momentum of our Member community
OBJECTIVES
- Recruit and retain an engaged Membership base
- Foster meaningful engagements with stakeholders
- Build on expertise to curate networks and partnerships that grow Canadian companies and create more jobs
Delivering on the outcomes of our program investments
OBJECTIVES
- Manage our program and project investments to successful outcomes
- Communicate and promote the success of our programs and projects
- Support consortia in realizing the full potential of their IP and data assets
Strengthening our ecosystem
OBJECTIVES
- Support the scale up of SMEs involved in our projects
- Develop international pathways for project outcomes
- Further our efforts in equity, diversity and inclusion in the context of the digital economy
Launching the “Program for Pan-Canadian AI Strategy (PCAIS) Commercialization”
OBJECTIVES
- Build a shared competitive advantage and position as a world-leading innovation ecosystem
- Advance a range of business-led innovation and technology leadership activities that will boost performance and Canada’s competitiveness in areas of economic strength
- Generate new products, processes and services and position firms to scale, integrate into global value chains, and become global market leaders
- Foster a critical mass of growth-oriented firms, and strengthen connections and collaborations between private, public and academic leaders pursuing private-sector led innovation and commercial opportunities
Securing investment for Canadian innovation
OBJECTIVES
- Capitalize on our momentum, support Canada’s economic recovery efforts and solidify new investment to advance our progress on the path to sustainability
Financial reporting
Our team
Thank you to our amazing team. Your collective dedication, energy, and commitment is the foundation of our success today—and for years to come.
Board
NADINE LETSON, BOARD CHAIR
Assistant General Counsel, Microsoft Canada
ALEXA YOUNG
VP Government and Public Affairs, BC Council of Forest Industries
DR. ALEXANDRA GREENHILL
CEO + Chief Medical Officer, Careteam Technologies
ANDREA JOHNSTON, BOARD OBSERVER
ADM, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, Government of Canada
AVVEY PETERS
Partner, NorthGuide
BRIDGITTE ANDERSON
President + CEO, Greater Vancouver Board of Trade
BRUCE FORDE
CEO, Cambian Business Services, Inc.
CARLING DICK
Principal, Earnscliffe Strategy Group
CAROL ANNE HILTON
Founder + CEO, The Indigenomics Institute
CHRISTINE BERKA
VP Human Resources, EarthDaily Analytics
FIONA DALTON
President + CEO, Providence Health Care
DR. GAIL MURPHY
VP Research + Innovation and Professor of Computer Science, UBC
GENEVIEVE PINTO
Partner, Renewal Funds
GREG CAWS
Advisor, Mentor and Director, GCJE Projects Ltd.
HANDOL KIM
Co-Founder + CEO, Variational AI
DR. IAN RONGVE, BOARD OBSERVER
Assistant Deputy Minster at BC Public Service
JACK HSU
Senior Manager, Software Development at Boeing Canada
JAMES HURSTHOUSE
CEO & Founder at Departure Lounge Inc.
JILL TIPPING
CEO, BC Tech Association
JIM BOGLE
VP of Information Technology, Canfor
JOCK FINLAYSON
Executive VP + Chief Policy Officer, BC Business Council
JOHN HITSMAN
Senior Business Development, Microsoft
MARIO MELE
VP Corporate Planning + Strategy, TELUS
MARKO GASIC
VP Planning + Improvement, Mosaic Forest Management
MAX BLOUW
President of The Research Universities’ Council of British Columbia, BC Post Secondary Institute
MURRAY THOM
VP of Software and Cloud Services, D-Wave Systems
NEETI JESSA
Lawyer
DR. SADEGH SHOKATIAN
Director, Chemistry and Bioinformatics, Terramera
STEWART BECK
Canada-Asia Foreign + Trade Policy Expert
TIM LESIUK
Executive Director, Cross Government Initiatives at Ministry of Jobs, Economic Recovery and Innovation, Province of British Columbia
TOMER LEVY
VP Global R&D, Enterprise Imaging, Change Healthcare
Leadership
SUE PAISH
Chief Executive Officer
BILL TAM
Chief Operating Officer
KAREN MCCLURE
Chief Investment Officer
SHAWN GERVAIS
VP, Foresight + Talent Development
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Data Collaboration Alliance
Data for Good
Datamap Inc
Datifex, Inc.
DBA wtfast – AAA Internet Publishing Inc.
DBZeus Software Services
DecisionWorks Consulting Inc
Deetken Insight
delecta Technologies Inc.
Deloitte
Denman Digital
Destination BC
DGC Education Consultants Inc.
Diabetes Digital Media Canada
Diagramics
Digi117 Ltd
DigiBC
Digitalist Canada
Digital Lab at British Columbia Children’s Hospital
Digital Nova Scotia
Dimensional Strategies Inc.
Direction X Corporation
Disrupted
Distributed Computer Labs
Divergence Neuro Technologies
DIYARCANADA INC
DNSnetworks Corporation
Domain7
Dr. Simon Treissman Inc
Drive CX
Drizti Inc.
Eagle Ridge Hospital Foundation
Easly
eBuyNow eCommerce Ltd
eChart Healthcare
Ecometrica (Canada) Limited
Ecopia Tech Corproation
Edelman Public Relations Worldwide Canada Inc
EELO Solutions Inc.
Electric Effect
Electronic Arts (Canada), Inc.
ELEMISSION Inc.
Elevate Consulting Inc.
Eli Science Inc.
Eli Technologies Corp.
ElmCor Solutions Corp.
Empowered Startups
Empower Health
Empower Operations Corp.
Emtelligent Solutions Ltd.
Encepta
Enveetech Engineering Inc.
Environmental Criminology Research Inc. (ECRI)
Envisioning Labs Corporation
EPIC Semiconductors
Estatebox Inc.
ETG Consulting Inc
Ethelo Decisions Inc.
Ethos Lab
European Chamber of Commerce in Canada
Eva Western Canada Coop
Eventbase Technology
Evolve Strategies Corp.
Exaltar International
EXAR Studios
EXO Insights Corp
ExOs Transform
Experis Inc (ManpowerGroup)
Expeto Wireless Inc. (Expeto)
Exro Technologies Inc.
Eyexpo
F8th Inc
FACIT Inc.
FCI Management Inc. dba Future Capital
FCV Labs Inc.
FCV Technologies Ltd.
Female Funders
FFU Solutions Inc
Finite Helical Dynamics Inc.
Fintelics Technology Inc
Fintros AI
Firestitch Inc.
First Nations Education Foundation
FitCompete
Flair Technology Inc
Flashana Technologies Inc.
Flash Forest Inc.
Flex Alert Company Ltd
Flutter Care
Focus21 Inc.
folding.ai
ForaHealthyMe Inc
Foresight CAC
Forest Technology Systems Ltd (FTS)
Forge Experience Design
Fortinet Technologies ULC
Fortius Labs
Foundry Spatial Ltd.
Fractal AI
Fremtidmedia
FreshWorks Studios
Fujitsu Intelligence Technology
Funartech
Fuse42 / Cannabis & Hemp Innovation Centre Inc.
FuseForward
FUSIONpresents AMDI Ltd.
FYBR Solutions
General Fusion
Generate Software Inc
GenerationsE Software Solutions, Inc.
GenomeArc Inc
GenXys Health Care System
Geoscience BC
Get-Tech; Product name: Flair3D
Global Synergy Management Corp.
Globiness Inc.
GNESRI
GNW Trust/Centre for Digital Media
Go2 Productions
GoEmerald
Gray Oncology Solutions
Gray Wolf Analytics Inc.
Great Pacific Media Inc.
Groundswell Group
GrowSafe Systems
Guidebolt Inc.
GuildOne Inc.
Habit Lifestyle Medicine
Hack Hub
Halcyon Scientific Corp
Happipad
Hatfield Consultants Partnership
HAVEN IAQ
Hazardscape Management Inc.
HeadCheck Health Inc.
HealthChain Inc.
Health Innovators
Hectiq AI
Hive Business Solutions Inc.
HN Consultants Ltd
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital
Hootsuite Inc.
HR MacMillan Space Centre
HR Tech Group
Huawei Technologies Canada Co.,ltd.
Hydra Energy Corporation
Hydrogen In Motion Inc. (H2M)
Hypercare Inc.
Hypertec
IBI Group
IBM Canada Ltd.
ICanHelpN Inc
Icebreak Consulting
iClipse Technologies Inc.
ICTUS Audio
IFIVEO CANADA INC.
Immersio Learning Incorporated
Immigrant Employment Council of BC (IECBC)
Immigrant Services Society of BC
Immigratic
iModX – International Model Exchange
IMP Aerospace & Defence
IMPART investigator team Canada/ CardioVascular Research New Brunswick (CVR-NB)
Indian Resources Council Inc.
Industrial SkyWorks Inc.
Infonet Blaise Pascal
Information & Communications Technology Council
InfoSec Global
InfoStages Advisors
Infusion Edutainment AI&VR&AR Tech Development Ltd.
Initial Security
In Nature Robotics Ltd.
Inner Analytics Inc
Innovate BC
Innovate Cities
Innovation Boulevard
Innovation Central Society
Innovation Island
InnovFin
INO (Institut national d’optique)
InputHealth Systems
Inscape Studios
InSite Information Systems
Institute for Personalized Therapeutic Nutrition
Integrate.ai
Integrative Concussion Research Inc.
Intelius AI
Intelligent Haptronic Solutions Inc.
Intelligent Traffic Equipment Marketing Ltd.
Interactive Interfaces Ltd
Intercept
INTERFACE Health Society
Interpix Design Inc.
Invakor Technologies Inc
InventCanada Innovations Inc.
Inventu Research Inc.
Inverted AI
Invoke Media Inc
i-Open Technologies
IP Centric Systems Inc
IPIO
ISAIC (Industry Sandbox & AI Computing)
Island Coastal Economic Trust
ISM Arts & Culture
IT Collaborative Inc.
ITIQ Tech Recruiters
JASCO Applied Sciences
Jelly Digital Marketing & PR
Jennifer Tongol 888 Inc.
Juuga Marketing
K.S. Crowder Enterprises
Kaizen Technology
Kamu Data Inc.
Kettera Inc.
Khure Health Inc.
KisoJi Biotechnology Inc.
Kitspace Ltd.
K Liu Accounting Services Inc.
Klue Labs Inc
Koan Designs LTD
Kobalt Security Inc.
Kognitive Marketing
Kognitiv Spark
Koi Research Group
Konica Minolta Precision Medicine Inc
Koolblock Inc.
Kootenay Association for Science and Technology
Kootenay Career Development Society
KPMG LLP
KPMG LLP
Krate Distributed Information Systems In
Kropov Corporation
Kryxtl-AI
Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU)
Kwixand Solutions
LanceSoft
Langara College
Larry Kozak Consulting
LaSalle College Vancouver
Launch Academy
lauramacneil.com
Layer 6 AI
League of Innovators
Leav
Legal Aid Ontario
Lendified
LevellingUp
Lifeceycle Inc
Lifeguard Digital Health Inc.
Lighthouse Labs Inc.
Light House Sustainability Society
LimeSpot Solutions Inc.
Limestone Analytics
Living Lakes Canada
LivNao Technologies
livvinyl Progressive Media Marketing
LNG Studios
Locumunity
LoginRadius
Longtail Financial
Long View Systems
Lower Columbia Initiatives Corporation
Ludare Games Group Inc.
Lumeca Health
Lunge Systems
Luxsonic Technologies Inc
Lyn Brooks & Associates
Lynk
Magnetar Games Corporation
Major Tom Agency
Manawa Networks
Mannarino Systems & Software
Mannin Research
Maple Communications Group Inc.
Mappedin Inc
Mara Technologies Inc.
Marion Surgical Inc
MarketMarche
MarkiTech LocateMotion
Marks & Clerk Law Canada
Mastercard
Masterpiece Studio
Matidor.com
MBS Techservices Inc.
MCG Canada
McGill University
MCI Solutions
McMaster University
MedChart
Media One Creative
MEDTEQ
Meewasin Analytics Inc. (dba Mighty Oaks)
Meira Consulting Inc.
Mely.ai
Memorial University of Newfoundland
MEMOTEXT
Menten AI Canada, Inc
Merck Canada
Mercury Guides Co
Metabolomic Technologies Inc.
Metallic Brain
Metanaut
Metaspectral
Metonym Enterprises
MHealth Global
Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research
Mikata Health
Mila
mimik Technology Inc
MineSense Technologies
Minivillage Group Inc.
MIRAKIOS
MistyWest Design & Engineering
MLDSAI Inc.
MNP
MOBIA
Mobile Angel. Inc.
Mobilite Power Inc.
Modest Tree
Moj.io Inc.
Mojo Group Services Inc.
Montreal NewTech
Moov AI
Morneau Shepell
Motive.io
Motryx
Mott MacDonald
Mount Royal University
MoviWear
movmi Shared Transportation Services Inc
MRM Proteomics Inc.
Multiplex Construction Canada Limited
MuseFind
Mustel Group
MUUTAA
My Intelligent Machines
myLaminin Corp
Nadofix Controls Inc
Nano-Lit Technologies BC
Nedieon
Neo Financial Technologies Inc.
NERv Technology Inc.
Neticin Technology Health
NetraMark Corp
NeuronicWorks Inc.
New Ventures BC Society
NexJ Health Inc.
Next Billion Social Inc.
Next Generation Microbiology Inc.
Nextleaf Solutions Ltd.
Next Step VRtual Ltd.
NextUp Care
Niagara Health System
Nineteen.ai (Ensemble Ventures)
NL Centre for Health Information
Noreast Electronics
Norima Consulting Inc.
Nortal AS
Northeastern University (Vancouver Campus)
North Island College
Northworks IP
NovaResp Technologies Inc
Novateur Ventures Inc.
Novex Delivery Solutions
NPower Canada
ntwist inc
NuLeaf Farms
Numinus Wellness Inc.
Nuvis Technologies Inc.
Nxtgen Care
NZ Technologies Inc.
OARO (Nodalblock Holdings Canada Inc)
Ocalink
Oco Meals
Okanagan College
OLA Display
Ollo Health
OMx Personal Health Analytics Inc. (O/A DrugBank)
OnCall Health
OneFeather Mobile Technologies Ltd.
Oneir Solutions
Ontario Brain Institute
Ontario Genomics
Ontario Institute for Cancer Research
OntarioMD
OntheJob Inc
OPEN
Open City Network
Open Digital Delivery Foundation
Open Ocean Robotics Inc.
OPEXC Inc.
OpsGuru
Optimy.ai
Opus One Solutions
Orange Oranges Technologies Ltd
OrigamAi
Origami XR
OrpheusKey Research & Development Inc.
Oxia Initiative
P&P Optica
PACE Cardiology
Pacific Autism Family Centre Foundation
Pacific Blue Cross
Pacific Coastal Computing Assn
PAI Health Inc
Painworth
PAM OH HERBS ENTERPRISES INC
Pandos Intelligence Inc.
Panevo
Panvion Technology Corp.
Paper Leaf Design Ltd.
Paradox Learning
ParaMed
Partners In VIP Nursing
Peloton Technologies Inc.
Pembina Institute
PenderFund Capital
Petra Data Science
Peytec Inc.
Phelix AI Inc.
PHEMI Systems Corporation
Photonic Inc.
Photonic Signatures
Pillar Science
Pillway
PLAKK
Platoi Industries Inc.
Plotly
Plurilock Security Solutions Inc
PNE
PointClickCare
Polity Media Inc.
Polstaif Innovation
Popul8 Analytics Ltd
PORTAGE LEGAL SERVICES
Portfolio by OpenRoad AutoGroup
Postmates
POWERSHiFTER Digital Inc.
Powertech Labs Inc.
PragmaClin
Pragra Inc
Precision Analytics
Precision NanoSystems Inc.
Precision OS Technology
Premiere Suites
Prepr Foundation
Press’nXPress
Prizm Media Inc.
ProCogia
ProfessionaL Aboriginal Testing Organization Inc. (PLATO Testing Inc.)
Professional Quality Assurance Ltd.
Progressive Fusion Solutions
Prolucid Technologies Inc.
ProMIS Neurosciences. Inc.
PROOF Centre of Excellence
Proof Zero
Propel Solutions
Proto
provision biopharma LTD
Public Outreach Group
Punchcard Systems
Punch Reviews Inc.
Purpose Five
Purposely
Q-Block Computing Inc.
QiiQ
QReserve
qualiTEAS Inc.
Quanser Inc
Quantaloop Technologies inc
Quantified Citizen
Quantum Algorithms Institute (QAI)
Quantum Data Technologies Inc.
Queen’s University
QuestUpon Inc.
R.J. McGregor & Associates
Radical I/O Technology
Raven Indigenous Impact Foundation
Raymond James Ltd.
R-Brain Analytics
RCN Naval Training Development Center (Pacific)
RDP Associates
RealDecoy Inc
Real Time Medical
ReliablyME
Remedy Clinical
Research Institute of St. Joe’s Hamilton
RESEAU Centre for Mobilizing Innovation
Response Biomedical Corp.
ResponsiveAds (Canada)
Reusables.com
RiggerTalk
Riipen Inc
Riskthinking.AI
ROLPLAY CLOUDING SOLUTIONS INC
ROSe Telehealth
Rosor
Routific
Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation
RuListing Inc.
RUNWITHIT Synthetics Inc.
Rural Coordination Centre of BC (RCCBC)
Safelii Inc
Safe Software
Salu | Health Gauge
SanEcoTec Ltd.
SapienML
SaskTel
SB Quantum
Scanlab Photogrammetry Inc
Schneider Electric
Science Fair Foundation of British Columbia
Scio Asset Management Inc.
Sciteline
Scopemedia Inc.
SDI – Strategic Decisions Institute Inc.
Second Spring Digital Inc.
SE Health
Sela Canada
Selkirk College
Selkirk Systems Inc
Semaphore Solutions, Inc
Seneca Sense Technologies Inc.
Senofi
SensoDrive Technology
Shaddari Inc
Shailah Interactive
shapethebusiness.app
Shift Health Paradigms Ltd. (Tickit Health)
ShookIOT Inc.
Sidekick Interactive
Sierra Systems Group Inc.
Sierra Wireless
Sigma Healthtech
Sinclar Group Forest Products Ltd.
Singular Software Inc.
SKIO Music Inc.
Skybox Labs
SkyWatch
Sleepcare Technologies Inc.
SmartShare Solutions Inc.
SMS Equipment
SnapPea Design
Society for Canadian Women in Science and Technology
Softmax Data Inc.
SofTx Innovations Inc.
Solid State AI
Spare Labs Inc
Sparrow
Spartan Controls
Speakbox
Sphere
Spreevel Inc.
Springboard Atlantic Inc.
SRA Academy
Stambol Studios Inc.
Stardust Trading Post (Trixie Berkel)
StarFish Medical
Steampunk
Stitch Media
Storyline Associates Incorporated
StratumAI
Strider RPA
Strongpoint
Stuart Lake Dental
Sucre Interactive
Sun Life
Sunnybrook Research Institute
Surenx
Swiftsure Spatial Systems Inc.
Swish Maintenance Limited
Syntonix Inc.
Tacit Design Strategy
Taleam Systems
TalentMarketplace
Tali AI
Tangent Design Engineering
TDB Consultants Inc.
Tech-Knows Services Inc.
TECTERRA INC.
Tectonic Strategy Inc
TeejLab Inc.
Teekay Shipping
Tehama Inc.
TEKsystems
TeleVIP
TeleVU Innovation
Telstra
Tenstorrent
TeraHelion
TeraMach, A Pivot Company
TerraTap Technologies Inc.
Tesera Systems Inc
Texavie Technologies Inc.
Thales Digital Solutions
The Artificial Intelligence Network of British Columbia (AInBC)
The Canadian Special Operations Forces Command (CANSOFCOM)
The ClearView Group – Solutions for Health
The Dymond Group Inc
The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids)
The Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre
The University of Western Ontario (UWO)
The Verna J Kirkness Science and Engineering Education Program
Thin Air Labs
ThinkData Works
Think Research Corporation
Think Technologies
ThisIsMeInVR
Thompson Rivers University
ThoughtWire
Thynkli
Tilebase
Tochtech Technologies Ltd
TOOTH SECRET VIEW (TSV)
Toronto Metropolitan University
Totum Tech
Traction Guest Inc.
Traction on Demand
Trailmark Systems
Training Works Inc
TrampolineLab
Tranq Sleep Institute
Transcona Media Network Inc.
Trax
Trendigo IMS Inc.
TribalScale
Trillium Heath Partners (THP)
Trinity Western University
Triptech Engineering and Software Services LTD
TRIUMF Innovations
TriVue Services Inc. (Operational arm of Esplanade Ventures)
TrojAI Inc.
True North Imaging
Trulioo Information Services Inc.
Trusty Ox Systems Ltd.
Tsunami Solutions
TTT Studios
Tugboat Group
Twenty Billion Neurons Inc.
uLearnify Inc.
U Multicultural Inc.
Universal Telematics Solutions Corp
University Health Network
University of Alberta
University of Calgary
University of New Brunswick
University of Toronto (UofT)
University of Windsor
Vaco
ValidCert Inc
Vancouver Airport Authority (YVR)
Vancouver City Savings Credit Union (Vancity)
Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute
Vancouver Computer Vision Ltd
Vancouver Co-op Radio
Vancouver Economic Commission (VEC)
Vancouver Prostate Centre
Vancouver VIP College (VCC)
VanHack Technologies Inc
Vard Electro Canada Inc
Veative Labs
Vector Institute
VEERUM Inc
Velocity Labs
Venture for Canada
Versett
Vicinity Jobs Inc
Victoria Innovation, Advanced Technology and Entrepreneurship Council (VIATEC)
VidaCher
Viirtually
VIP Futures Development Corporation of Thompson Country
Virtro Entertainment Inc
Virtualware
VIS Technology
Visual Defence Inc.
Vital Biosciences Inc.
Vital Mechanics Research Inc.
Vitruvi
Vividdata Visualization Inc.
VMG Strategic Technology
Voronoi Health Analytics Inc.
Vox Pop Labs Inc.
Vubble Inc
Walleye Networks Inc.
We Can Win
Weever Apps
WELL Health Technologies Corp.
WelTel Incorporated
Wenner Group of Companies
weshowup.io
Western Industrial Solutions
WestGrid
Wewerke Design Inc
Windset Farms
Women’s Health Research Institute
Womenexcel Consultancies Inc.
Workhorse EAM
Wyvern
WZMH Architects
xD Analytics
Xerus Medical Inc.
XIVIX Systems Inc.
XOMBO
Yactraq Online, Inc.
Yave Incorporated
YLH Advisory Group Inc.
YodelME
Youth Culture Inc.
Yumebau Inc.
Yuser Inc.
Yvette Wells Management Consultant
Zayo Canada
Zea
ZeroKey Inc.
Zilia
zipBoard Tech
Zymeworks Inc
Thank you
The Digital Supercluster thanks its investing partners, including the Government of Canada through the Global Innovation Clusters program and our Members. We would also like to thank the people who assisted in developing our 2021-2022 Annual Report, including the Digital Supercluster team, Board of Directors, our members, and KA Creative.