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Canada’s sovereignty needs more than guns and steel

Jamieson Greer stands in front of a huge American flag at a podium.

The CUSMA review is Canada’s last chance to govern AI

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Canada needs to develop its own AI computing power

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Canada’s digital sovereignty debate overlooks software risks

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Why Canada’s open banking risks repeating Australia’s failure

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How Canada can put Carney’s Davos speech into action

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What Ottawa can do to protect Canadians from cybercrime

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Repeal the Online News Act to better inform Canadians

Canada’s Online News Act: Repeating Australia’s mistakes?

The pandemic forced Canadian business out of a tech lethargy. What happens next?

Clashing visions of competition policy in the digital era

Canada must reform competition and privacy policy together to protect consumers

A Canadian Pacific Railway train passes through a rural crossing.

Lack of competition blunts Canadian innovation

Big Tech, little oversight

AI, Bell Canada and the CRTC

Competition policy in Canada is guided by narrow interests

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We need to talk about Canada’s painful lack of competition

AI accountability can’t be left to the CRTC

How Canada’s wireless spectrum policy drives up mobile rates

Canadian not-for-profit digital projects face funding and policy barriers

Access to high-speed infrastructure is not the only barrier to connectivity

Promoting global digital connectivity and inclusion

For many First Nations in B.C., connecting to high-speed internet is just the first hurdle

L’accès à Internet en tant qu’outil de développement socioéconomique

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