Q&A: Amii CEO explains why Canada’s AI literacy initiative is about agency
Cam Linke says literacy can help Canadians have difficult discussions around AI.
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Gravity’s 23-year-old founder left Vancouver for San Francisco. One day, he hopes to come back bigger
AI adtech startup hopes to eventually parlay its $30.5-million USD Series A into a Canadian office.
Are AI labs “gambling with our lives”?
Yet another AI researcher has issued a staggering warning: the cutthroat race to build ever-more-powerful AI systems could…
Feds appoint Patrick Pichette CEO of new digital transformation agency
Ex-Google CFO and Inovia partner to lead org focused on modernizing public service.
OpenAI, Anthropic, and others sign Canada’s new data centre framework as public opinion sours on buildout
Framework covers electricity and water use but lacks binding definitions or penalties.
Ssense to open US warehouse to avoid tariffs on its largest market
Embattled luxury e-commerce platform will maintain Canadian fulfillment centre and headquarters.
Answering your burning tech questions
Canada’s most overrated tech company? Keeping young founders in the country? Is BlackBerry making a comeback?
Coinbase Canada’s Eric Richmond thinks “all-encompassing” crypto regulation could lighten the load
New CEO plans to push for clearer rules as he brings more financial products to Canadians.
The list tracking Canada’s tech exodus
Plus: Moneris loss is Helcim’s gain.
Why AI companies are gobbling up books
Plus: Tech is watching the US-Canada tariff deal.
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.
Kodeon acquires mental wellness app Breethe in largest acquisition to date
Montréal company the latest to join Kodeon’s more than 30 app portfolio.
Ottawa tech worker builds app to detect nearby smart glasses
Marcos Rezende wants to let users know they might be getting discreetly recorded.
What will the Moneris sale cost Canada?
Plus: Silicon Valley’s therapists.
Telesat’s steep Q2 net loss slows its stock bull run
Satellite operator attributes its $559-million net loss to increased value of debt and warrants.