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What the Canadian government is missing on AI

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Who governs the digital sphere? How U.S. proxy lobbying erodes Canada’s digital sovereignty

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The right way for Canada to secure cloud sovereignty

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Canada’s health data is flowing abroad while Ottawa stalls on AI rules

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As AI claims entry-level jobs, we need to prioritize real-world experience for young people alongside learning

A computer motherboard is covered in cubes. At the centre is the biggest cube, which says AI on both side.

A made-in-Canada approach to AI

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Canada’s AI ambitions depend on energy security and critical resources

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Leveraging Canada’s Arctic experience to shape space-mining norms

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

How one federal agency broke free of outdated IT infrastructure

Les enjeux de la gouvernance des données en agriculture numérique

No turning back on digital changes to justice system

Enabling the digital agricultural revolution

Les droits technologiques des réfugiés et des citoyens

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

What has COVID-19 taught us about the barriers to online education?

Is the link between internet adoption and broadband pricing overstated?

Fiabilité, disponibilité et durabilité des réseaux de télécommunications

How digital literacy can help close the digital divide

What genomics can teach smart cities about collaboration and data

As the digital divide widens, telecom policy is still an afterthought

Canada needs a university-based, domestic vaccine-making capability

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