Funded Community and Lifestyle Startups in Vancouver
Across the 13 most recent “Community and Lifestyle” rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Heritage Cannabis’s $20M (2022-11-02).
Across the 13 most recent “Community and Lifestyle” rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Heritage Cannabis’s $20M (2022-11-02). That figure sits well above the rest of the disclosed sizes, where the next-largest disclosed rounds cluster at $11M (LEEF Brands, 2025-12-05) and $8M (PlantX, 2022-07-25), with multiple deals under $1M (e.g., Mama Milk $600K on 2026-05-06; Christina Lake Cannabis $1M on 2025-10-20). The dataset is also geographically concentrated: 11 of 13 rows list Vancouver, British Columbia, and the two non-BC entries are both outside Canada’s Vancouver (Share in Vancouver, Washington, and the segment naming stays the same while geography shifts).
There’s a temporal edge as well: the newest round is Mama Milk on 2026-05-06, while the oldest shown is PlantX on 2022-07-25. Over half the entries carry “Series Unknown” (8 of 13), and two amounts are not disclosed (“undisclosed” for Share on 2023-12-15; the Christina Lake Cannabis and other lines are disclosed but stage is “Series Unknown”).
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Frequently asked
What stands out as the largest disclosed round, and how separated is it from the rest?
Heritage Cannabis’s $20M (2022-11-02) is the largest disclosed amount in the table. The next-largest disclosed rounds are $11M (LEEF Brands, 2025-12-05) and $8M (PlantX, 2022-07-25), so the $20M deal sits noticeably above the rest of the disclosed range.
Is this list geographically concentrated, or does it diversify beyond Vancouver?
Geographic concentration is strong: 11 of 13 rows are “Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.” The two outliers on place-naming are Share (Vancouver, Washington, United States; 2023-12-15) and the remaining entries stay Vancouver, BC, even when the companies differ across subsectors.
How many deals fall in a recent window of time based on the round dates shown?
Within the last 12 months of the most recent date shown (from 2025-07-11 through 2026-07-11), four rounds appear: Mama Milk $600K (2026-05-06), LEEF Brands $11M (2025-12-05), Christina Lake Cannabis $1M (2025-10-20), and Forte Group $320K (2025-07-14).
What stage labels dominate, and how many entries have missing or undefined disclosed amounts?
“Series Unknown” is the dominant stage label, appearing in 8 of 13 rows (e.g., LEEF Brands $11M on 2025-12-05; Alchemist $7M on 2023-08-10). In addition, one deal is explicitly “undisclosed” (Share on 2023-12-15), while other non-unknown labels include OVOU’s Grant $80K (2022-10-03) and Icanic’s Post-IPO Debt $1M (2022-09-12).
Are there other outliers besides the largest check that a closer review might prioritize?
Yes: Share’s 2023-12-15 round is “undisclosed,” which prevents size comparisons against most disclosed deals, and it is also the only non-BC Vancouver entry (Vancouver, Washington). On the disclosed side, the low end includes multiple sub-$1M rounds such as Mama Milk $600K (2026-05-06) and Xebra Brands $600K (2023-02-16), sitting far from the top $20M peak.
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