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The MaRS Commons is MaRS Discovery District’s physical and virtual space; created especially for entrepreneurs in the IT, communications and entertainment industries. It is home to MaRS’ ICE Practice (ICE mentors and our JOLT Accelerator program).
Whether you’re in need of office space, mentorship, financing help, market research, or want to find out more about our services, we’ve got you covered.
THE MaRS COMMONS IS A TORONTO HUB FOR THE HOTTEST TECHNOLOGY-BASED COMPANIES
Join the other amazing startups already in the MaRS community.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Toronto is home to many events, speakers and workshops.
MaRS hosts many of them.
May 25, 2013 - May 26, 2013
May 27, 2013
STARTUP LIBRARY
Need answers to common market research questions?
The Startup Library can help.
Built by the research experts at MaRS market intelligence the Startup Library offers a curated collection of resources all designed to help you spend less time surfing and more time doing. #startuplibrary
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Articles, blogs, events, videos, success stories. There’s always so much
exciting stuff happening in the startup community that we developed
our own online magazine!
New Business Models in Digital Health
Healthcare is changing. With increased patient access to technology and medical information, and a greater global demand to get better health outcomes for the money being spent, the traditional healthcare business model is being forced …
MaRS brings 10 startups to CDMN’s Canada 3.0 Innovation Alley
MaRS is excited to bring ten amazing companies to CDMN Canada 3.0′s Innovation Alley May 14 + 15.
Our MaRS booth (table #44) will also host Chris Bryson, CEO and Co-founder of Unata. Be sure to …
Canadian high-tech startups: New report highlights secrets to their success
Over the past five years, approximately 183 Canadian high-tech companies have been acquired by other companies. On average, it took these companies eight years to reach this milestone, reaching an average valuation of US$100 million …