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Montreal-based startup eeva has officially launched its innovative home and life management platform, designed to simplify daily responsibilities and ease the pressures of “adulting.” Debuting at CES 2025 after raising $1.8 million in pre-seed funding, eeva offers AI-powered tools for organizing tasks, managing home maintenance, and coordinating household schedules.

Addressing the growing need for balance, especially among women and single parents, eeva centralizes personal and home management to reduce stress and improve well-being. CEO Adrienne Jung emphasizes empowering Canadians to focus on relationships and passions.

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Canada is stepping up its game in the tech talent arena with the introduction of a groundbreaking strategy to attract foreign tech workers.

Minister Sean Fraser revealed the details at the Collision Conference in Toronto, highlighting four key pillars.

The plan includes the creation of an Innovation Stream within the International Mobility Program, promoting Canada as a destination for digital nomads, streamlined work permits for H-1B visa holders in the US, and improvements to existing programs like the Global Skills Strategy and Start-up Visa Program.

These initiatives aim to address labor shortages, foster innovation, and boost economic growth in the tech sector.

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