AI could democratize access to expert coaching, sports tech entrepreneurs say
Industry leaders see AI as a âcomplementary pieceâ of the puzzle alongside actual coaches.
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Leaked draft of Canadaâs AI strategy reportedly reveals plans for tech growth fund
Draft policy promises more funding for AI Compute Access Fund and Canada’s network of AI institutes.
The future of driving has already hit Canadian roads
GM Canadaâs Reza Zarringhalam is shaping the global future of autonomous driving from Ontario.
BDC extends Isabelle Hudon’s mandate as CEO through 2030
Crown corporationâs board chair says Hudon will help shape its next five-year strategy.
Canadian B2B software firms are falling behind in agentic AI: report
Georgian survey shows domestic companies lag international peers in âfoundationalâ AI adoption.
Canadaâs Bill C-22 creates a blueprint for surveillance
VPN service provider Windscribe says even with amendments, proposed legislation weakens user privacy.
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Plus: Feds considering Bill C-22 amendments.
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.
Ontario universitiesâ report says schools must help students use AI properly
Post-secondaries need more money and expertise to deal with AI shift, Council of Ontario Universities says.
Questradeâs Salim Naran doesnât understand why more people arenât using AI for personal finance
At Toronto Tech Week, Naran said uptake of AI tools for financial management is âsurprisingly low.â
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.
How Aurmada threads the needle of fashion and defence tech
Toronto startup is developing kevlar base layers and sensor-equipped garments for soldiers and everyday consumers.
Arteria AI CEO Shelby Austin is wary of Canada naming national tech champions
Austin argues the country needs to âwiden our apertureâ and let the market pick winners.
Canadian startups face a home-market adoption problem, CentML co-founder says
Before it sold to Nvidia, Toronto AI startup struggled to find local adopters willing to take a risk.
Government considering amendments to Bill C-22 amid backlash from tech, civil liberties groups
Feds say legislation will still require companies to retain metadata from users.