Long-form writing on Canadian cloud infrastructure, the CLOUD Act, deploying without Git, and what it actually takes to build a software company in Canada — written by the founder.
Built something with Cursor, Bolt, or v0? Here's how to get it online in 30 seconds without Git, GitHub, or a terminal. Drag your project folder onto Canner and get a live URL.
Digital agencies waste hours configuring hosting for each client project. Canner reduces client site deployment to dragging a folder — live URL in 30 seconds, billed in CAD, no per-seat pricing.
A Canadian AWS region does not make your hosting Canadian. If the company is US-incorporated, the CLOUD Act applies regardless of where your data is stored. Here's what Canadian data sovereignty actually requires.
Canada has no meaningful pre-seed funding for founders who aren't already financially comfortable. After trying every program available in Québec, here's what I found — and what actually works.
A comprehensive map of what Canadian-owned cloud infrastructure actually exists in 2026. Category by category: compute, PaaS, CDN, database, DNS, email, monitoring — what's available, what's missing, and where the gaps are being filled.
Selling software to the Government of Canada requires meeting specific cloud security requirements. This plain-language guide explains the GC Cloud Guardrails, Protected B requirements, and what tech vendors need to know.