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Quebecor and asterX Award $200,000 to Five Quebec Startups

Quebecor and asterX have jointly awarded a total of $200,000 to five innovative startups in Quebec. This initiative aims to support emerging companies in their development. The funds are part of the Pierre-Péladeau Scholarships program.

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Quebecor and asterX have announced the allocation of $200,000 to assist five selected startups in Quebec as part of their initiative to foster innovation in the province. The funding is provided through the Pierre-Péladeau Scholarships, which aim to support the growth of emerging businesses that are contributing to the local economy.

The awarded startups, chosen for their innovative approaches and potential for impact, will benefit from this financial boost, which is intended to help them advance their projects and market presence. This partnership reflects a broader commitment to nurturing entrepreneurship within Quebec, enabling new ideas to flourish.

Both Quebecor, a major player in media and telecommunications, and asterX, known for its investment in innovation, emphasise the importance of supporting local talent to position Quebec as a hub for creativity and economic development. The initiative demonstrates how established companies can play a significant role in encouraging new ventures and contributing to a vibrant business ecosystem in the region.

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