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Guest Dragon Simu Liu joins the panel as a female entrepreneur swings her ballsy idea to the Dragons; two Manitoba entrepreneurs look for a safety net; and Quebec business owners pop their idea ...

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Clips from Canada's Dragons' Den have gone viral after guest Simu Liu called out bubble tea business Bobba for cultural appropriation. Now investing Dragon Manjit Minhas has withdrawn her $1 ...

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This story was updated on Oct. 17, attributing a description of cultural appropriation to Simu Liu. A Quebec company has apologized following an appearance on CBC's Dragons' Den, during which ...

A Canadian bubble tea company has apologized after actor Simu Liu raised concerns of cultural appropriation during an episode of CBC’s Dragons’ Den, prompting a backlash against the owners on ...

Simu Liu was a guest dragon on CBC‘s Dragons’ Den, the Canadian version of Shark Tank. After a clip of Liu criticizing a boba company for cultural appropriation went viral, some fans have ...

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