Canada is a bit of a backwater. Depending on your action plan, if you plan to unfold you product line at slower rate, it should be fine. Things here move alot

Canada is a bit of a backwater. Depending on your action plan, if you plan to unfold you product line at slower rate, it should be fine. Things here move alot slower... And for when investing into you, I found that investors want more then commitment and the team. There is alot of money to be invested in Canada, but they don't go for same kinds of new technologies, as they do in U.S. Most of tech shops in Canada are founded as outsource points for development support for startups south of the border. Reason number one, start-ups aren't welcome here(as they are in U.S.), is that in Canada you need permission - for everything. You are sort of expected to get permission to do your own disruptive thing. Which kind of defeats core purpose and dynamics of a startup.