Dragons' Den Canada archive
Dragons' Den Canada Season 17
Four season 17 Canadian pitches, several with confirmed deals, tracked to where the products sell today.
60 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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Not recordedSole Saver
a protective adhesive shield for the soles of designer shoes
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Deal madeSlyPod
a motorized, self-propelled cart that climbs stairs and hauls heavy loads
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Not recordedSnowdozer
a media & entertainment business from Dragons' Den Canada
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Season 17 of the Canadian show began airing in the fall of 2022. Four of its pitches are gathered here and read from the ask upward.
This is a stronger season for confirmed outcomes: a few founders landed deals we can source, including one that ballooned well past the original request. Where the record is silent, we leave the result open.
Season 17 is the strongest season in this batch for confirmed outcomes, and it is worth reading for the deal structures alone. Taltis Foods is the showpiece: a $60,000 ask that Wes Hall turned into a $600,000 package with a production loan attached. The Scented Market closed a finale deal with two Dragons, and SlyPod's founder funded a small raise by surrendering nearly half her company.
Not everything here resolved on the record, Sole Saver's outcome was never aired, but even that business is still selling. This is the rare hub where the deals, not just the asks, carry the analysis.
If you want to understand how a Dragon re-prices an ask, up, down, or many times over, these four pitches are a compact clinic.
The batch's richest season for real, sourced deals and the equity swings behind them.