The pitch
What walked into the Den
Technocolour Dreams ran paint parties out of Brantford, Ontario, social events where a crowd paints together for a night.
Yvonne Arbour and Dominic Sabourin pitched in season 10, seeking $150,000 for a 20 percent share and valuing the business at $750,000.
After the show
What happened next
The Den's answer is not in CBC's record, and no independent report states a deal either way, so the outcome is an honest blank here.
Signs point to a business that has gone quiet. Its domain no longer resolved in July 2026, and while some social accounts still exist, the most recent activity we could date runs years old, suggesting a dormant operation without a clean closure confirmation.
Our read
The Hub verdict
A $150,000 ask for 20 percent values a paint-party events business at $750,000. No source records the Den result, so it stays blank, and the status question is a study in restraint: a dead domain plus social accounts whose last datable activity runs years old suggests dormancy, but absence of recent posting is not a positive closure signal. Without a second confirming signal we hold at unverified rather than overstate what the evidence supports. Reading dormancy into silence is tempting, but silence alone is not a closure signal, and we would rather say so than overstate the trail.
Outcome unrecorded; likely dormant but not confirmed closed
Worth knowing: Quiet social pages and a dead domain suggest the events wound down, but absent a firm closure signal we log the status as unverified rather than closed.
