Thanks for sharing. The philosophy has been mostly to create a profitable company, in the more traditional sense-- consistent revenue that can employ people. -

Thanks for sharing. The philosophy has been mostly to create a profitable company, in the more traditional sense-- consistent revenue that can employ people. - I share with this philosophy exactly. The thing I am pointing out is that because of the VC gap, startups are dealing with the lack of cash infusion to really hit a homerun. As a result, Canadian tech companies stall after growing to a certain size. The options were taking VC money with bad terms or getting bought by US companies. US companies are buying profitable Canadian businesses at a bargain price, reaping all the benefits of job creation and ambitious business goals.