Dragons' Den Canada archive
Dragons' Den Canada Season 15
Seven season 15 Canadian pitches, laid out by the numbers with an honest note on what aired and what did not.
49 products and businessesCBC does not publish deal outcomes, so figures below are the ask each founder brought to the Den, in Canadian dollars. Where a deal was independently verified we say so on the pitch page.

Products from this season
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Deal madeVision Spatial Technologies
SmartPatrol, a computer-vision safety system for ski resorts
Still sellingView product
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Not recordedThe Happy Camper Club
a tech & software business from Dragons' Den Canada
Availability unverifiedView product
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a sports & outdoors business from Dragons' Den Canada
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Not recordedRa-zor Slide Pro
a fashion & beauty business from Dragons' Den Canada
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a food & drink business from Dragons' Den Canada
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Not recordedMilksta Mommy Brew
guilt-free beverage for lactating&nbsnbsp;mothers
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Season 15 of the Canadian show ran from the autumn of 2020. Seven of its pitches sit in our files, and this hub gathers them in one place.
The asks here range widely, and so does what we can verify about the aftermath. On-air outcomes were seldom shown, so several of these carry the honest unknown rather than a made-up result.
Season 15 is the deepest bench in this stretch, seven Canadian pitches, and it is also the one where the honest unknown does the most work. Dex10 is the standout ask, a full million dollars at a $10 million valuation that reportedly ruffled the panel, though the outcome never aired and the business is hard to trace today.
Across the seven, the asks run from grounded to ambitious, but confirmed outcomes are thin on the ground because CBC rarely showed the boardroom result. We would rather label several of these unverified than manufacture endings, and this hub reflects that discipline.
If you are scanning for clean deals, this is not the season for it. If you want to see how asks were priced in the 2020 cohort, it is a rich sample.