What is the name of the British version's Canadian counterpart to Dragon's Den?

The Canadian counterpart to the British version of Dragon's Den is called Dragons' Den.

Canada's Dragons' Den is an adaptation of the same international business reality format. Entrepreneurs present their companies and ideas to a panel of investors, seeking capital in exchange for equity. The Canadian title uses the plural possessive spelling “Dragons'”, while the British programme is commonly styled “Dragon's Den”.

The Canadian series premiered in 2006 and became a long-running CBC programme. Its panel has included Canadian business figures such as Jim Treliving, Kevin O'Leary, Arlene Dickinson and W. Brett Wilson, with the lineup changing over time.

The American version is called Shark Tank, so it is not the Canadian title. Money Tigers is the Japanese source format, not the name of the Canadian adaptation. These related titles are the main reason international viewers can easily mix up the versions.