Dragons' Den Canada archive
Dragons' Den Canada Season 16
Six season 16 Canadian pitches followed from the ask to their current status, with sources where outcomes exist.
55 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 madeCustom Car Posters
personalized art prints made from a customer's own car photos
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Deal madeMobile Business Express
builders of mobile businesses on wheels such as food trucks
Still sellingView product
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Not recordedDr. Liza Shoes
a fashion & beauty business from Dragons' Den Canada
Availability unverifiedView product
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Season 16 of the Canadian Dragons' Den premiered in the fall of 2021. We follow six of its pitches, reading each by the numbers first.
A couple of these businesses have clearly moved on since airing, while others are trading as usual. We keep deal claims to what a citable source supports and treat the rest as not recorded.
Six season 16 pitches make up this hub, and the interesting thread is aftermath rather than deals. Virtual Run Canada rode the tail of the at-home fitness boom to a $3.5 million valuation, and its web address now belongs to an unrelated brand entirely. AOB, a men's grooming line, has announced its own wind-down.
Outcomes on air were seldom shown, so the deal column here is mostly open, and we keep it that way rather than guess. What this season offers instead is a clear look at which businesses moved on and which are still trading years later.
Taken together, it is a reminder that the pitch is only chapter one; several of these stories have their real endings written well after the credits.