Anti Photo Radar Club
A Penticton, BC, retired police officer plans to use his simple gadget to help drivers avoid speeding tickets.
The ask
C$250,000 for 20%
Stated on air as “250K for 20%”
Deal outcome: not recorded. CBC does not publish Dragons' Den Canada deal results, so we show every entrepreneur's ask, not disclosed terms.
Pitched by: Terry Iceton
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From the show
The Dragons' Den Canada pitch
- C$250K
- Asked for
- 20%
- Equity offered
- C$1.3M
- Implied valuation
- S5 · Ep 19
- Season
A Penticton, BC, retired police officer plans to use his simple gadget to help drivers avoid speeding tickets.
Terry Iceton from Penticton, BC entered the Den in Season 5, episode 19 and asked the Dragons for C$250,000 in exchange for 20% of the business.
What happened next isn't part of the public record: CBC does not release Dragons' Den Canada deal outcomes. This page documents the ask exactly as it was made, and never claims a deal was struck.
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