Funded Startups in North York
In North York, the most recent disclosed round is Maneva’s $27M Series A on 2026-06-10, which sharply dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount in the list…
In North York, the most recent disclosed round is Maneva’s $27M Series A on 2026-06-10, which sharply dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount in the list ($5M for CHAR Technologies on 2023-07-04) and stands well above the rest of the disclosed figures ($520K, $140K, $20K, $3M). Sector coverage also concentrates: education appears twice (Licensed to Learn on 2025-01-16 for $140K; Best Buddies of Canada on 2024-05-29 for $20K), while the other sectors show up only once each.
Temporally, the 7 rows cluster in a broad window from 2023-05-26 (Baylin Technologies) to 2026-06-10 (Maneva), with four entries landing between 2024-05-29 and 2026-04-07 (Best Buddies of Canada, Dishon, CHAR Technologies, Leveljump Healthcare). Stage labeling is sparse: 6 of 7 entries are “Series Unknown,” with only Maneva shown as Series A; one entry is explicitly “undisclosed” (Dishon, 2023-08-16).
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this North York list, and how does it compare to the rest?
Maneva’s $27M on 2026-06-10 is the only disclosed round above the $20K level by a large margin, and it dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amount of $5M (CHAR Technologies on 2023-07-04). The remaining disclosed rounds are $520K (Leveljump Healthcare, 2026-04-07), $140K (Licensed to Learn, 2025-01-16), $20K (Best Buddies of Canada, 2024-05-29), $3M (Baylin Technologies, 2023-05-26), plus one undisclosed amount (Dishon, 2023-08-16).
Is there a time cluster among the most recent North York rounds shown here?
Yes. Four of the seven entries fall within a roughly 21-month span from 2024-05-29 (Best Buddies of Canada) through 2026-04-07 (Leveljump Healthcare), including Dishon (2023-08-16) and CHAR Technologies (2023-07-04) just outside that band. The overall range runs from 2023-05-26 to 2026-06-10, with the latest being Maneva on 2026-06-10.
Which sectors appear more than once in this list, and what does that imply about concentration?
Education is the only sector repeated, with Licensed to Learn (2025-01-16, $140K) and Best Buddies of Canada (2024-05-29, $20K). All other sectors—AI, Health Care, Manufacturing, Information Technology, and Hardware—appear only once across the 7 rows.
What does the stage labeling look like for North York, and how much of the list is “Series Unknown”?
Six of seven entries are labeled “Series Unknown” (Leveljump Healthcare 2026-04-07; Licensed to Learn 2025-01-16; Best Buddies of Canada 2024-05-29; Dishon 2023-08-16; CHAR Technologies 2023-07-04; Baylin Technologies 2023-05-26). Only Maneva is explicitly labeled “Series A” (2026-06-10, $27M), and one entry reports the amount as undisclosed (Dishon, 2023-08-16).
Are there outliers worth noting beyond the largest round?
Dishon (2023-08-16) is an outlier on disclosure rather than size because the amount is listed as “undisclosed,” breaking comparisons with the other disclosed amounts. On disclosed figures, the $27M Maneva round on 2026-06-10 is the dominant high-end outlier, while the lower end clusters around $20K–$520K (Best Buddies of Canada $20K; Licensed to Learn $140K; Leveljump Healthcare $520K).
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