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A young girl plays a game on a phone.

As Canada regulates online design, where do video games fit?  

In an area filled with computer stations, two women look at a screen together.

The hardest part of Canada’s health data space won’t be the technology

A photo showing a phone with an image of a red circle that says “use protection” in it.

Canada approved a contraceptive app. Now it needs to explain what approval means.

He’s shaking hands on a stage in a crowded room.

Canada shouldn’t try to build everything it needs for the AI era

Four children gathered around a laptop with an adult standing behind it.

Before schools embrace AI, Canada must protect children’s learning

A crane operating in an open-pit mine against a grey sky with smoke billowing from a coal generating plant in the background.

Resilient communities need more than GDP growth

Mark Zuckerberg seen on a laptop screen giving a presentation with the Meta logo to his left.

Canada can’t regulate Big Tech by trusting Big Tech

An illustration of two telephones communicating, one featuring an older man and the other a robot.

Artificial intelligence regulation must not leave older adults behind

Le déclin de l’empire Bombardier

Facial recognition technology requires checks and balances

Indigenous DNA database should be managed by its people

Defence strategy is proof a carbon tax can spur energy sector innovation

Why creating an AI department is not a good idea

Feds faced with two visions for future of communications

Canada must look beyond STEM and diversify its AI workforce

Technology isn’t shaping work the way we think

We’ll need a balancing act to profit from the skills revolution

Big Brother, Big Data and Statistics Canada

Future-proofing Canada’s digital infrastructure

Five game changers that could shape the future of work

The problem with personalized health information

Canada should take an insurance approach to future disruption

All Canadians deserve reliable high-speed internet

  • by Rob Black 

Assessment law is still too vague to achieve lasting green goals

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