Hacks on, hacks off: How one coding dojo is preparing kids for the AI world
Code Ninjas Kanata is training kids from five to 14 how to trust and code around AI.
Code Ninjas Kanata is training kids from five to 14 how to trust and code around AI.
Canadian company beats out similar projects from Amazon and Starlink.
Meal kit service’s Montréal facility back in operation following nine-day suspension.
Successful launch would be world-first, beating out similar projects from Amazon and Starlink.
Former leader John Sicard retired in 2024 after 30 years with the company.
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Contract lets MDA bid on future tasks and services that support the $151-billion program.
Innovate BC’s On-Farm Technology Adoption Program gave farmers $4.5 million last year to buy new tech.
Non-profit sued Caseway in late 2024 for allegedly scraping its data to build an AI legaltech tool.
Assent co-founder Rob Imbeault’s new AI company has backing from Mistral and Garage.
After working on gaming’s biggest titles, Sprung wants to make player feedback easier to find.
You can’t log onto TikTok, but you can call an Uber.
Start 2026 with a refresher of last year’s headlines: one question for every month.
The Communicator is your “second phone” for communicating, not consuming. It also resurrects the headphone jack.
In 2025, Canadian tech’s reengagement with federal politics had many parallels with the prior decade.