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.
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Canada’s budget bill is finally law. Here’s what that means for innovation
Bryan Watson breaks down the potential to bolster Canadian productivity in Canada’s new budget.
Canada could still win the AI race
AI experts argue the country’s structural advantages are finally becoming urgent strategic assets.
OSFI’s Fast Track framework is a wake-up call for Canadian banks
Former Peoples Group CEO says FinTechs and challenger banks now have a clearer path forward.
The quiet militarization of Canadian AI
Canadian AI styles itself as ethical but is reorienting towards military and dual-use technology.
What I learned from trying to buy only Canadian tech
In 2017, I tried to build a company using only Canadian tech. Here’s what’s changed a decade later.
Why Canada’s defence spending should follow this Cold War blueprintÂ
US military spending helped create your laptop. Can Canada make similar leaps?
Canada’s new AI strategy is off to a bad start
Canadians already have low trust in AI. Exclusionary and unclear public engagement methods aren’t helping.
Latency may be invisible to users, but it will define who wins in AI
For some applications, the delay is tolerable. For many emerging ones, it isn’t.
How AI stands to dramatically change the future of work
An excerpt from ‘Do More in Four: Why It’s Time for a Shorter Workweek.’
What Canada’s AI strategy gets wrong about sovereignty
Sovereign tech policies must consider who’s in charge, not where tech is located.
Canadian small businesses finally have what they’ve been waiting for: a timeline for consumer-driven banking
The feds’ commitment to accelerate consumer-driven banking is a massive win for entrepreneurs.
Why 2026 needs to be the year of scale-ups for Canada
Adam Froman says Canada’s economic future depends on a small group of companies.
The Black women founders reshaping Canada’s venture future
Five years after sharing her journey, Amoye Henry sees progress for Black women founders in Canada.
Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy must include procurement pathways for tech
The Icebreaker co-founder argues Canada must resist a reflexive historical response to our southern neighbour.