Author name: Serena Marquez

In the bustling hubs of Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal, a quiet revolution is underway. Canada’s technology sector, long celebrated for its diversity and inclusivity, is being profoundly shaped by the contributions of its LGBTQ+ community. Beyond the metrics of diversity and inclusion reports, this influence is about driving innovation, building supportive ecosystems, and creating products

For years, the narrative around Canadian tech has been one of immense talent and innovation, often followed by the sobering footnote of a “brain drain” and struggles with commercial scale. While the talent is undeniable, a persistent gap has remained in translating that potential into global market dominance. However, a significant shift is underway. A

In a landmark move for Canadian technology and education, Ontario Tech University has officially announced the establishment of the country’s first School of Artificial Intelligence. This pioneering institution is not merely a new department; it is a bold statement about the future of AI, built from the ground up with a core philosophy of ethical

In an era where the digital and physical worlds are inextricably linked, the security of our most vital services is paramount. Recent advisories from Canadian cybersecurity authorities have sounded a clear and urgent alarm: the nation’s critical infrastructure is in the crosshairs of sophisticated state-sponsored actors. These threats are not targeting standard IT systems alone;

The Canadian government has unveiled its fiscal blueprint for the coming year, and for the nation’s tech sector, Budget 2025 paints a picture of cautious, targeted support. While it may not deliver the seismic, sector-wide shockwave some were hoping for, the document outlines a clear strategy: doubling down on proven programs and channeling capital into

In a bold and strategic move that signals a significant shift in its space policy, Canada has announced a dramatic tenfold increase in its investment with the European Space Agency (ESA). This decision, catapulting its annual contribution from approximately $30 million to a staggering $340 million, is not merely an expansion of scientific ambition. According

In a significant strategic move that is set to reshape the global technology landscape, India has officially entered into a trilateral partnership with Canada and Australia. This new alliance, emerging as a powerful counterbalance to existing tech superpowers, aims to foster innovation, enhance supply chain resilience, and address critical challenges in the digital economy. This

In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, the global conversation around artificial intelligence is often dominated by two extremes: unbridled enthusiasm and existential fear. Yet, according to a leading voice in the field, Canada is uniquely positioned to carve out a different, more impactful path. Dr. Steven Murphy, Dean of Ontario Tech University’s Faculty

In a significant move for Canada’s technology sector, Nokia Canada has officially broken ground on its state-of-the-art Ottawa Innovation Campus. This landmark project is more than just a new corporate building; it’s a substantial investment in the future of Canadian tech leadership. The new campus is poised to become a central hub for research and