Canada must not ignore its innovation problems
Plus: Feds launch Defence Investment Agency.
Plus: Feds launch Defence Investment Agency.
Industry leaders say regulation is stifling startups, even as Ottawa pledges to be “hawkish” on competition.
As federal budget nears, leaders see an opportunity for Canada to advance long-awaited priorities.
Once a 12-month process, the SUV has ballooned amid concerns about the program’s misuse.
The Hub aims to develop “frugal AI” with strong value.
Francois Chadwick argues the “fundamental difference” is how Cohere handles compute.
Patrick Pichette, Joelle Pineau, and Dan Debow among those tapped by federal government.
The alignment on need for Canadian-controlled infrastructure has not yet been met with a plan to execute.
The provincially backed spinoff fund aims to “catalyze” floundering pre-seed market.
Industry leaders say keeping Canada’s startups here will take more work, and smart decisions.
AI minister says Canada “can’t afford to wait” as government assembles AI strategy task force.
Social media platform updates protections for kids after privacy watchdogs’ report.
Thrive ETA Fund combines capital, training, and mentorship for women buying firms from retiring business leaders.
Demand is high but the $90-million program will expire this spring.
After teaching 200 graduates across three cohorts, SVA is ready to expand.