How GM Canada is Steering a Global Mobility Strategy from Ontario
Jack Uppal on the technology reshaping mobility, and why Canada is well-positioned to lead the future of driving.
What Quantum Week’s keynote lineup says about the tech in 2026
Global leaders are gathering in Toronto as quantum science edges closer to real-world use.
Global AI leaders on the agenda at ALL IN 2026
Germany takes centre stage as more than 7,500 AI leaders, builders, and buyers gather in Montréal.
Canada’s new R&D rules give deep tech a much-needed break
Expanded SR&ED support gives breakthrough science more time to move from the lab into real-world use.
Lessons on early-stage fundraising from Canadian startups that have closed rounds
Three IAF-backed founders share what investors want to see beyond the pitch.
Taking code to the road: How GM Canada and the country’s top universities are engineering the future of driving
As vehicles become software-defined, the automotive talent pipeline now runs from campus to test track.
How an Australian AI scribe won over Canada’s doctors
Heidi’s Dr. Tom Kelly talks clinician-led adoption and scaling AI responsibly.
How Québec startups turned VivaTech into a foothold in Europe
Four Québec startups share what worked at the tech event, what surprised them, and how they plan to grow.
Canada is spending on defence tech. Markham wants to build it
Emergent Solutions is among startups betting on Markham as demand grows for resilient tech.
Has quantum computing reached an inflection point? A top insider sees signs
As IEEE Quantum Week returns to Toronto, Nvidia’s Sam Stanwyck analyzes quantum computing’s momentum.
How IDMTC and SR&ED can help Canadian tech companies stretch their R&D budgets
Provincial interactive digital media tax credits now reach far beyond gaming studios.
Why scaling requires more than speed
IDEA Mississauga’s Step-Up Program helps founders build the strategy and systems for growth.
SR&ED season is here. How to claim the hours you actually worked
Canada’s biggest R&D tax credit comes down to producing a clear record of work.
How Toronto Pearson is turning Canada’s busiest airport into a proving ground for innovation
Pearson is tapping Canadian startups to reshape how passengers, baggage, and aircraft move from curb to gate.
Why regulatory rigour is becoming a competitive edge in clinical AI
AI promises faster workflows, but healthcare orgs want clear answers on privacy, reliability, and accountability.