Canada should stop acting like the waiting room for Delaware
Avery Pennarun says Canadians don’t need to become American to sell to Americans.
Opinion
Canada is building sovereign AI—now it needs to secure it
A former police investigator argues that AI security needs to be treated as a distinct discipline.
Digital elbows up
Cory Doctorow argues that the best way to reclaim our digital sovereignty is to jailbreak Canada.
AI can be the First Spike of Canada’s digital age
Alex Tapscott on what the Canadian Pacific Railway teaches us about building Canada’s next great national projects.
Public buying is a hidden growth engine. It’s time for Canada to use it strategically
CCI’s Laurent Carbonneau writes that Canada needs to reward investments in R&D and IP.
Canada’s Bill C-22 creates a blueprint for surveillance
VPN service provider Windscribe says even with amendments, proposed legislation weakens user privacy.
Minimum viable sovereignty
Vass Bednar explains how Canada can bootstrap digital self-reliance in the face of weaponized integration.
Why IP is a founder’s most powerful growth tool
Delvinia founder and CEO Adam Froman on why Canadian IP needs a rethink.
Canada’s real workforce crisis isn’t AI, it’s the entry-level experience gap
Venture for Canada’s CEO writes that Canadian employers need to give young workers a fair shot.
We almost hired an AI candidate. Here’s what saved us
Fatima Zaidi shares the red flags she spotted while dealing with an AI-generated applicant.
Ontario can’t lead in AI if it won’t buy Ontario innovation
Liam Gill argues Ontario needs to be a customer for AI, not just a talent factory.
Why the future of cross-border payments will be built through partnership
Wise’s Lauren Langbridge writes that there’s a simple way to make international payments better.
Canada’s spotty support for innovation is grounding its space ambitions
Wyvern’s Kurtis Broda writes that the CSA needs to support moonshots from Canadian companies.
Claude’s source code leak has permanently changed the AI race
Alistair Vigier writes that innovation needs visibility to succeed.
The women most at risk from AI aren’t in the rooms designing it
April Hicke writes that Canada is building its AI economy on a foundation that excludes some of its workforce.