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Questor Technology Secures $1.9M NRC Grant to Commercialize 1500kW Heat-to-Power System If you have ever stood near an industrial refinery, chemical plant, or natural gas facility, you have likely felt the unmistakable blast of hot air rising from flare stacks and exhaust vents. That heat represents more than just discomfort—it represents approximately 50% of all […]

Thailand Leads Global Tourism Revival with Tech & Experiences in 2026 The global travel industry is undergoing a major shift—and leading that transformation is Thailand. As destinations across Asia-Pacific rebuild, Thailand has positioned itself at the forefront by combining advanced technology with immersive travel experiences. Working alongside countries like Japan, Australia, Canada, South Korea, and

Ex-Canadian Intel Officer Warns MPs on Chinese Car Tracking Tech In a startling revelation that has sent ripples through Canada’s national security community, a former Canadian intelligence officer has issued a stark warning to Members of Parliament about the sophisticated tracking technology embedded in imported Chinese vehicles. The testimony, delivered during a parliamentary committee hearing,

Saskatchewan Deploys Drone Detection Tech to Stop Prison Drug Smuggling In a high-tech bid to secure its correctional facilities, the Government of Saskatchewan is launching a pilot project to deploy sophisticated drone detection systems at its prisons. This initiative directly targets the growing and dangerous trend of using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to smuggle drugs,

How the EBU and CBC Pioneered C2PA for Trustworthy Video In an era where deepfakes and AI-generated content blur the lines of reality, a critical question emerges: how can we trust what we see and hear online? For public broadcasters, whose very foundation is built on credibility and public service, this is not just a

SAIT Cuts Over 30 Jobs Amid Student Enrollment Decline The Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT), a cornerstone of Calgary’s post-secondary and skilled trades landscape, is facing significant operational challenges. The institution has announced a difficult but necessary restructuring, resulting in the elimination of more than 30 positions. This decision, directly tied to a persistent

Future Environmental Technologists Tackle Real-World Challenges in Saskatchewan The journey from classroom theory to on-the-ground impact is a critical bridge in any technical field. For students in Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Environmental Technology program, this transition is realized through ambitious capstone projects. These final-year endeavors are not just academic exercises; they are real-world consultations that leave a

Air Canada’s New Maple-Inspired Cabins Target Surging Corporate Travel As corporate travel across the North Atlantic surges past pre-pandemic levels, airlines are in a fierce competition to win the loyalty of high-value business passengers. In a strategic move to capture this lucrative market, Air Canada has unveiled a comprehensive new cabin concept, a multi-million dollar

Bank of Canada Governor Sounds Alarm: Financial System Must Adapt to Advanced AI In a striking intervention that bridges the worlds of high finance and cutting-edge technology, Tiff Macklem, the Governor of the Bank of Canada, has issued a stark warning. The rapid emergence of powerful new artificial intelligence models, specifically highlighting Anthropic’s latest AI

Discover the World’s Most Scenic Train Rides Through Eye-Tracking Data For generations, travelers have debated which train journey offers the most breathtaking scenery. Is it the alpine majesty of Switzerland, the coastal drama of California, or the rugged wilderness of Scotland? Now, thanks to innovative eye-tracking technology, we have a data-driven answer. A fascinating study