Emissions Reduction Alberta doles out nearly $51 million in slew of innovation investments
Tech and innovation projects across the province are aimed at lowering greenhouse gas emissions.
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How Toronto is using Clariti’s AI to speed up building permit approvals
Vancouver-based Clariti’s software, CivCheck, flags mistakes in initial applications.
“From soup to qubits”: Xanadu to open advanced photonics hub in old Campbell’s factory
Toronto firm lands $195-million loan in Canada’s largest quantum manufacturing investment.
Feds commit $31 million to help Kardium manufacture its heart device in BC
German chemical giant Evonik is also getting $68 million to expand its BC presence.
Canada poaches 64 global scholars in bid to bolster domestic talent pipeline
Most recruits come from the US, bringing talent from places like Cornell, Harvard, Yale, and MIT.
Sovereignty is now a feature, and Canadian founders are shipping it for free
Al Vigier writes that even when the trade war ends, the founders that prioritize sovereignty will win out.
How to stay sovereign
Plus: Meta agrees to make some big changes.
Q&A: The AI costs that could hurt Canadian tech more than a trade war
“Chipflation” is a more tangible concern for Canadians, Quoted Tech’s Kevin Jia says.
The list tracking Canada’s tech exodus
Plus: Moneris loss is Helcim’s gain.
BDC’s VC revenue loss offset by hike in portfolio value in fiscal 2026
Crown corporation reported revenue loss of $70.9 million on VC investments in fiscal 2026.
Canada’s answer to tariffs isn’t counter-tariffs: it’s capital
Aaron Bast writes that we have the founders, now we need to write the cheques.
Canada’s new R&D rules give deep tech a much-needed break
Expanded SR&ED support gives breakthrough science more time to move from the lab into real-world use.
Can Canada function without American tech?
Canadian Shield Institute’s Vass Bednar on the best ways to evaluate Canada’s push for digital self-reliance.
Q&A: What Cory Doctorow would do as Canada’s AI minister
Author and digital rights activist talks jailbreaking, the AI-pilled government, and Aeron chair analogies.
What it takes for Canadian tech to enter defence
DIGITAL’s new series is helping founders uncover dual-use opportunities and build a roadmap to seize them.