Jocelyne Murphy on the year tech showed up
A young entrepreneur thinks Canada already knows how to go for gold.
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Ali Asaria on the limits of computer-like logic
The serial entrepreneur learns how to connect in a polarized environment.
Jack Newton on Clio’s record-breaking year
The founder reflects on building his brand, his team, and his cap table.
Canadian startup formation data from Panache Ventures points to future demand for capital
Panache Ventures general partner Prashant Matta suggest founders and investors must get back to playing offence.
OpenAI’s GPT store launch is bigger than you think
Like with Apple in the last tech generation, it’s OpenAI’s race to lose.
AI prompting Is the new coding for kids
BetaKit’s founder says learning how to prompt an AI engine is not just a tech skill—it’s a life skill.
A survey of the challenges women founders face when fundraising (and how to overcome them)
40 women founders from 25 different countries share their views for other women entrepreneurs fundraising.
Code for Canada ED: Laid-off tech employees are overlooking opportunities in public service
Dorothy Eng argues tech professionals would enjoy the challenge of designing solutions for everyone in Canada, not just those…
2023 is the year ESG should drive enterprise decision-making
TealBook’s Stephany Lapierre shares how to implement ESG targets.
Federal budget a “huge win” for cleantech, but Canada still at risk of missing out
Now is not the time to stop investing in Canada’s clean economy.
How to build a diverse talent ecosystem for Canada
The race for tech talent is on, and it’s global.
Canada’s small businesses want open banking, too
Small business owners are eager to unlock new opportunities as Canada builds open banking framework.
Canadian tech can find opportunities during leaner times
RBC Capital Markets managing director says M&A will be a big theme in the back-end of 2023.
Newly announced investment tax credits a huge leap forward for cleantech cashflow
Cleantech leaders think feds’ Fall Economic Statement did not disappoint.
Successful use of AI in government means doubling down on human and democratic values
UofT’s Peter Loewen says citizen trust in government AI use is “still a work in progress.”