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Fifteen bold predictions on what it will feel like to work in tech in 2026

Canadian tech leaders share what they expect to see this year in the job market and at the office.

RBC, Telus back quantum computing company as it looks to develop enterprise-ready tech.

Canadian founders, VCs, experts, and critics share what they expect from artificial intelligence this year.

Caterpillar and Autodesk become LPs as McRock falls shy of initial $200-million target.

McRock Capital co-founder was the first woman to lead the CVCA.

Adam Froman says Canada’s economic future depends on a small group of companies.

Garage Capital and Chamath Palihapitiya were early Groq backers.

Five years after sharing her journey, Amoye Henry sees progress for Black women founders in Canada.

Existing SUV program had more than 10-year wait for new applicants.

2025 was a year of change in tech, but not for the reasons we expected.

In 2025, some of Canada’s most influential tech leaders leaned hard into an AI-first ideology.

In 2025, Canada woke up to the possibility of buying and building Canadian.

Employment Hero’s Kevin Kliman explains why Canada’s workforce is underemployed and anxious about 2026.

After working on leading supercomputers abroad, Karlin wants to help boost Canada’s computing capacity.

Government will explore how it can use the company’s platform in its operations.