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Angel investors and networks in Ontario

Browse Ontario angel networks and individual investors, with profiles, locations and investment stages from the TorontoStarts directory.

Angel networks and groups

14 listings · showing 1–14

Ontario-wide organization supporting angel groups and founder connections.

Geography
Ontario, Toronto, GTA
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Last verified Aug 28, 2026

Angel investor network supporting early-stage Canadian companies.

Geography
Canada
Stage / audience
pre-seed, seed, early-stage
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Last verified Aug 29, 2026

Regional angel network linking founders with investors around Georgian Bay.

Geography
Not publicly stated
Stage / audience
2. Prototype, 3. Early Revenue, 4. Scaling
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Angel membership network connecting Canadian startups with investors.

Geography
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
seed, early-stage, Canadian startups
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Last verified Aug 28, 2026

Angel network connecting early-stage founders with investors in Niagara.

Geography
Not publicly stated
Stage / audience
3. Early Revenue, 4. Scaling
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Angel investor community assessing proof of concept, traction and growth.

Geography
Not publicly stated
Stage / audience
3. Early Revenue, 4. Scaling
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Individual investors in Ontario

1,100 listings · showing 673–696

Investor

Marc Gingras

Individual investor · Co-Founder, CEO

Geography
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Investor

Mark Baker

Individual investor · CTO, Co-founder

Geography
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Investor

Mark Cormier

Individual investor · Managing Director, Private Equity, Hoopp Capital Partners

Geography
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Individual investor · Founder and Chief Executive Officer

Geography
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Investor

Mark Gordon

Individual investor · Senior Partner

Geography
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Investor

Mark Horrox

Individual investor · Strategy Lead, Canadian Direct Lending

Geography
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Investor

Mark Jaine

Individual investor · Chairman and President

Geography
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Individual investor · Executive Chair

Geography
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Early Stage Venture
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Individual investor · Managing Partner

Geography
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Seed, Crowdfunding, Early Stage Venture
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Individual investor · Managing Partner

Geography
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Crowdfunding, Early Stage Venture
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Investor

Mark Slipp

Individual investor · Founder

Geography
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Investor

Mark Usher

Individual investor · Retired Executive Managing Director, CIBC Innovation Banking

Geography
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Investor

Mark Warren

Individual investor · Chairman and CEO

Geography
Milton, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Investor

Mark Wart

Individual investor · Managing Director

Geography
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Investor

Martin Kent

Individual investor · Managing Director

Geography
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stage / audience
Not publicly stated
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Preparing to approach an investor

Compare the investor’s stage, sector and geography with your business. For a network, check its application process; investment decisions can differ among members. Have your pitch deck, traction, use of funds and cap table ready.

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Put the funding plan into practice

Prepare for the network’s process

The Ontario angel-process guide describes preparation, network selection, screening, pitching and due diligence. Treat these as a sequence of conversations with specific evidence at each stage. A network helps organize access to investors; individual members may make their own investment decisions.

York Angel Investors’ current criteria emphasize proof of concept, market validation, team strength and a business capable of scaling. Use those questions to assess readiness: what have customers done, what have you learned and what will the next capital milestone prove?

  • Prepare a concise company overview and current pitch deck.
  • Show customer evidence and a realistic use-of-funds plan.
  • Organize ownership, financial and product records for due diligence.
Detailed Ontario angel investment processPitching to Ontario angel investors

Official program or investor information: York Angel Investors’ criteria · York Angel Investors’ FAQs

Build a shortlist by geography and company fit

The preserved Ontario network articles give regional context, while Angel Investors Ontario’s current directory identifies groups and catchment areas. Start with networks relevant to your geography, then check the company stage, presentation process and interests of participating investors.

Maple Leaf Angels describes a focus on seed and early-stage technology companies. Other groups may use different criteria. A useful introduction explains why your business fits the particular network and asks for a relevant next conversation.

  • Record the network, region and reason for fit.
  • Identify its current founder presentation route.
  • Tailor the introduction with customer evidence and a clear funding objective.
Ontario network profilesMaple Leaf Angels background

Official program or investor information: Angel Investors Ontario group directory · Maple Leaf Angels’ approach