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A bald, grey robot-like head with blue eyes.

Generative AI and deeper thinking: What’s in our heads still matters*

A man stands in front of six screens showing AI-generated videos.

The AI literacy gap facing Gen Alpha

A series of computers are lined up in command-centre style with a map of the world in front of the room. The image is partially obscured by a screen, providing an element of intrigue.

Canadian businesses need a new government approach to cybercrime

Evan Solomon is seen laughing while framed by cameras and microphones in the foreground.

A Canadian blueprint for trustworthy AI governance

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Why Canada needs a “deep prevention” approach to pandemic preparedness

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Canada’s outdated laws leave spyware oversight dangerously weak

Net-zero advisory body needs to sharpen its analysis

Illustration of a man receiving chemotherapy. He is standing next to a bag of liquid hanging from a metal hook on a pole.

Want to know where we are with cancer care? Don’t ask Ontario.

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Taking data seriously: A call to public administrators

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Slippery and steeper: the path to our 2030 emissions target

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

Assign unused wireless spectrum to Indigenous communities

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

Deux employés de St-Viateur Bagel, à Montréal.

Using the talents of newcomers to Canada

A young woman works at a desktop computer using a stylus on a pad with a laptop nearby.

The future of digital work relies on people, not just technology

Scientists work in a laboratory.

Canada needs to grow basic science capacity

Retraining workers will be essential for our net-zero goals

Microcredentials are surging in popularity, but how should they be shaped?

Nature-based solutions are needed to help us reach net-zero

Illustration of a man in silhouette looking at depictions of digital networks.

When and how is the CSE disrupting international cybercrime?

Clashing visions of competition policy in the digital era

The proposed Rogers-Shaw merger spells trouble in more than one way

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

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