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Week seven of the McGill X-1 Accelerator was all about two things: Announcing a transformative $2 million gift from the John Dobson Foundation, and setting up for the upcoming Demo Days.

Entrepreneur and FounderFuel exec Isaac Souweine spoke to the participants about product market fit, where one picks a solution that is not only great, but that is also a good candidate for VC backing. Next came yet another Grilled by CEO session, this time with Tuango.ca’s Eduardo Mandri (MBA’00), who shared some words of wisdom. Then it was question period with Real Ventures’ Sam Haffar.