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Funding the Future of Tech in Newfoundland

March 14, 2019 Nick Hanlon-Wadman Arts, Audio Stories, News, Province 0

The Canadian and Newfoundland governments announced a micro-fund project for Genesis, a company helping tech start-ups in NL.

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Tech companies innovation in action. Genesis' new funding plans to help tech start-ups in their development. <em>Submitted photo</em> — Tech companies innovation in action. Genesis’ new funding plans to help tech start-ups in their development. *Kicker/Submitted photo.*

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