OpenAI violated Canadian privacy laws, federal and provincial watchdogs say
Privacy commissioners say OpenAI broke the rules by scraping Canadian data to develop and train ChatGPT.
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First Canada, then the world: nation’s rocket builders see a bigger opening in space
Space tech CEOs say sovereign launch capabilities could help Canada lead in low Earth orbit.
Are you tokenmaxxing? Tell us
BetaKit wants to know how much youâre using AI at work, and why.
Three European tech founders on why they chose Canada for North American expansion
Canada is becoming a deliberate next stop for European startups looking to expand to North America, and the Toronto Business…
Moment Energy raises $40 million USD Series B to give used EV batteries new life
Company plans to use capital to expand manufacturing, hiring
Toronto Tech Week reveals new Homecoming speakers
Rob Khazzam, Andrew D’Souza, Lulu Cheng Meservey, and others join lineup for official mainstage event.
Shopify posts strong Q1 revenue growth, but stock still falls on slow growth forecast
E-commerce giant posted loss of $581 million USD due mainly to equity investments.
âThe math is not mathingâ: How AI bubble fears are changing Canadian VCs’ investment approach
Leaders from Wittington, McRock, and IRV clash on whether AI is a bubble, but agree some things do not add up.
Canadaâs plan to ban crypto ATMs worries industry, advocates
Nearly 4,000 cryptocurrency ATMs are located across Canada.
Ottawa plans to spin off federal semiconductor facility into âcommercial entityâ
The NRC’s Canadian Photonics Fabrication Centre is the only facility of its kind in North America.
Closing the loop: How Mastercard is building for agentic commerce
Mastercardâs Craig Reiff explains why trust, not technology, will enable this next shift.
Biopharma giant Sanofi to grow Toronto presence with expanded AI centre
French company says $294-million investment will create 50 new jobs.
Alison Kaizer says founders must build hiring muscles in the AI era
Golden Ventures partner uses Uniting the Prairies stage to argue hiring shouldn’t be outsourced.
What Canadian founders can learn from Silicon Valleyâs speed
At Uniting the Prairies, Chris Neumann argues for learning from the US while building in Canada.
Q&A: Why the threat of Anthropicâs Mythos demonstrates the need for sovereign AI
CIRA VP Jon Ferguson on how the Project Glasswing preview could leave Canadian firms out in the cold.