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As Canada regulates online design, where do video games fit?
by
Kamran Shukoor
Nirav Saini
David C. Hodgins
September 16, 2026
Data
Science and Technology
The hardest part of Canada’s health data space won’t be the technology
by
Joseph Donia
Kimberlyn McGrail
September 15, 2026
Data
Canada approved a contraceptive app. Now it needs to explain what approval means.
by
Marika Jeziorek
Natasha Tusikov
September 9, 2026
Artificial intelligence
Science and Technology
Canada shouldn’t try to build everything it needs for the AI era
by
Jaxson Khan
August 20, 2026
Artificial intelligence
Big Tech
Before schools embrace AI, Canada must protect children’s learning
by
Mia Travers-Hayward
August 5, 2026
Innovation
Resilient communities need more than GDP growth
by
Abigail Jackson
Stephanie Ortynsky
August 4, 2026
Artificial intelligence
Big Tech
Canada can’t regulate Big Tech by trusting Big Tech
by
Natasha Tusikov
Blayne Haggart
July 30, 2026
Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence regulation must not leave older adults behind
by
Rizwan Khan
Rachel Tenn
Samir Sinha
July 23, 2026
Data
The role of Statistics Canada in a post-truth world
by
Gregory Mason
October 18, 2018
Innovation
Science and Technology
A new era for innovation intermediaries in Canada
by
Mark Robbins
Jeffrey Crelinsten
October 16, 2018
Artificial intelligence
Science and Technology
Governments’ use of AI in immigration and refugee system needs oversight
by
Petra Molnar
October 16, 2018
Science and Technology
Why the USMCA will enhance online free speech in Canada
by
Michael Geist
October 4, 2018
Science and Technology
Will new fisheries minister respect salmon science?
by
Stan Proboszcz
Craig Orr
October 4, 2018
Data
Science and Technology
Le besoin de nouvelles données pour la nouvelle économie
by
Daniel Komesch
September 27, 2018
Artificial intelligence
Science and Technology
Responsibly deploying AI in the immigration process
by
Diana Robinson
Karina Vold
August 27, 2018
Data
Beyond stealth in social programming
by
Peter Hicks
August 15, 2018
Data
Public archives: more relevant today than ever
by
Jennifer Anderson
August 13, 2018
Data
Clearing the path from evidence to policy
by
Peter Horton
Garrett Wallace
August 6, 2018
Science and Technology
Helping Canadian fintech reach its full potential
by
Jennifer A. Jeffs
Meredith Williams
August 1, 2018
Science and Technology
Challenging the pro-technology narrative
by
Kai-Hsin Hung
July 27, 2018
Artificial intelligence
Technology could enhance our democratic institutions
by
Mark Robbins
Karl Salgo
July 24, 2018
Science and Technology
Protecting our information in the age of data-driven politics
by
Fenwick McKelvey
July 4, 2018
Science and Technology
How partnerships can help cities cope with technological disruption
by
Shauna Brail
July 3, 2018
Science and Technology
Canada’s carbon sinks don’t mean we can ease off on climate policy
by
Mark Cameron
June 29, 2018
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