
Bruce Croxon Dragons’ Den Canada Deals
Co-founder of Lavalife; partner at Round13 Capital
Bruce Croxon co-founded the online-dating pioneer Lavalife and later became a technology investor and co-founder of Round13 Capital. He served as a Dragon during the show's earlier seasons and focused on digital and consumer-internet businesses.
- 24
- on-air deals
- 10
- still trading
On Dragons’ Den Canada, Bruce Croxon has done 24 deals between season 6 and season 10. Food & Drink is their most-backed category, with 4 deals. 4 were solo investments, the rest joint with other dragons. 10 of the businesses they backed are still trading.
Deals are attributed to a Dragon only where the on-air record names them. Dragons’ Den Canada does not publish the amount behind each deal, so no investment totals are shown.
What Bruce Croxon invests in
All Bruce Croxon deals
Asked C$40KEnRICHed Academy
Kevin Cochran from Uxbridge, ON, and Jay Seabrook from Vancouver, BC, try to sell the Dragons on their DVD program that teaches young people about finance.
Asked C$250KRent Frock Repeat
Lisa Delorme and Kristy Wieber from Toronto, ON, pitch their designer dress rental business with hopes of getting a Dragon on board.
Asked C$50KFetalBeats
Ameeta and Danny Kohli from Calgary, AB, pitch their fetal heart rate monitoring app.
Asked C$150KBinPak
Mark Hanson from Armstrong, BC, hopes to sell the Dragons on his garbage compacting dumpster.
Asked C$200KRollergard
Victor Posa, Paul Steinhauser and Benito Posa from Aurora, ON, demonstrate rolling hockey skate guards.
Asked C$25KCustom Tattoo Design
Lee Roller from Burlington, Ontario, pitches his web-based custom tattoo business.
Asked C$100KShelfLife
James Chillcott and Nick Hoffman from Toronto pitch their online collectibles business.
Asked C$10KCounting Sheep Coffee
Business partners Deland Jessop and Joseph Fernandes from Vancouver, BC enter the Den to pitch their coffee that they say helps sleep.
Asked C$100KMozi-Q
Erin Bosch from Calgary, AB enters the Den to pitch her edible insect repellent.
Asked C$40KVitaly Design
Shane Vitaly Foran and Jason Readman from Toronto, ON enter the Den to pitch their line of unisex jewelry.
Asked C$100KTen Tree Apparel
David Luba, Kalen Emsley & Derrick Emsley from Regina, SK, enter the Den with their green-friendly apparel company.
Asked C$300KWealthy School Revolution
Darryl Davis from West Vancouver, BC, hopes to change the ways of school fundraising with the help of a Dragon investment.
Asked C$150KMappedIn
Hongwei Liu & Desmond Choi from Waterloo, ON, pitch their interactive indoor navigation system.
Asked C$100KKangaride
Marc Vachon and Edith Bisson from Saint-Constant, QC, pitch their ride share website to the Dragons.
Asked C$50KWe Put You In The Driver’s Suit
John McLean, Jo-An Collins, Danielle McLean and Samantha McLean from Mississauga, ON, pitch their authentic car racing suit business in the Den.

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Asked C$500KCardSwap.ca
A Toronto, ON, woman needs a Dragon investment to grow her website that will pay for your unwanted gifts.
Asked C$250KOntario’s Own
This locally-grown food company from Toronto, ON, believes it has the recipe for success.
Asked C$50KI For E Mini
This Mississauga, ON, teen hopes the Dragons find stock in his young business.
Asked C$100KVintage Sports Images
This pitcher from Gibsons, BC, wants a positive review of his original negatives.
Asked C$30KThe Original Hockey Lace Belt
A Newmarket, ON, dad hopes his sporty belts will gain Dragon fans.
Asked C$250KTail Wags Helmet Covers
This Toronto, ON, entrepreneur goes head-on with the Dragons over her stylized safety helmets for the whole family.
Asked C$200KFabulous Furballs
Franchisors from Edmonton, AB are hoping the Dragons don’t keep their wallets on a tight leash.
Asked C$125KFood Scrooge
A Toronto, ON, pair hope the Dragons will see the value in a good deal.
Bruce Croxon on Dragons’ Den Canada: common questions
How many deals has Bruce Croxon done on Dragons’ Den Canada?
24 on-air deals, across seasons 6 to 10. Deals are counted where the on-air record names the investing dragon.
What kind of businesses does Bruce Croxon invest in?
Mostly food & drink — 4 of their 24 deals.
Does Bruce Croxon invest alone or with other dragons?
4 of their 24 deals were solo; the rest were joint investments.
Are the businesses Bruce Croxon backed still running?
10 of the 24 are still trading. Each pitch page tracks whether the business is still selling.