Author name: Serena Marquez

From Mining to Moon: How a Canadian Company Just Revolutionized Lunar Water Purification When humanity builds its first permanent outpost on the Moon, the most critical resource won’t be rocket fuel, oxygen, or even food—it will be water. Not water shipped from Earth at staggering cost, but water extracted from lunar soil, processed on-site, and […]

The Cost of Next-Gen Hybrid Gaming Just Went Up If you have been holding out for the next evolution of Nintendo’s hybrid console, the wait just became more expensive. The Nintendo Switch 2 is no longer just an anticipated piece of hardware; it is now a significant financial commitment across four major global markets. Reports

B.C. Startup Skyward Secures $1M to Test Cloud Seeding for Wildfire Prevention Wildfire season in British Columbia is no longer a summer anomaly—it’s becoming a persistent, year-round threat. While communities brace for smoke-filled skies and evacuation alerts, one Vancouver-based startup is looking upward for a solution. Skyward, a climate tech company, has secured $1 million

Powering the Future: Can Canada’s Energy Grid Keep Up with the AI Boom? Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic abstraction; it is now a core engine driving productivity, scientific discovery, and global commerce. But behind the sleek interfaces of chatbots and image generators lies a less visible reality: massive electricity demand. A recent deep

Can $1 Million in Lightning Suppression Prevent Catastrophic Wildfires? B.C. Bets Big on New Tech British Columbia’s wildfire seasons have grown increasingly brutal, with 2023 alone scorching over 2.8 million hectares. But the provincial government is now pursuing a strategy that sounds like something from a weather-control lab: investing in technology that reduces lightning strikes.

How BC’s $1 Million Lightning Reduction Investment Could Transform Wildfire Prevention British Columbia is taking a bold, science-driven step to tackle one of the most unpredictable triggers of catastrophic wildfires: lightning strikes. The provincial government has announced a $1 million investment in lightning reduction technology, a move aimed at reducing the natural ignition source responsible

How B.C. Is Using AI to Predict and Prevent Lightning Wildfires Dry lightning has long been one of the most unpredictable wildfire threats in British Columbia. Unlike human-caused fires, which are often reported quickly near populated areas or highways, lightning-ignited fires can start deep in remote forests and burn undetected for hours — or even

Empowering the Next Generation: Inside DC’s Young Women in STEM & Trades Conference The hum of machinery, the glow of a computer screen, the smell of sawdust in a workshop—these are the sounds and scents of possibility. For many young women, these environments have historically felt unwelcoming or simply off-limits. However, a significant shift is

How Canadian Employers Are Deploying AI Agents to Transform HR Operations Artificial intelligence has shifted from corporate experimentation to operational infrastructure. Across Canada, HR departments are increasingly deploying AI agents—autonomous systems capable of perceiving data, reasoning through tasks, and executing workflows—to streamline core human resources functions. The objective is not workforce replacement, but operational augmentation:

Why Canada’s Space Startups Are Heading South: The US Relocation Trend If you’ve been watching the Canadian space industry over the past few years, you might have noticed a quiet but steady trend: homegrown space startups are packing their bags—or at least seriously considering it. A recent report from one Canadian space startup CEO puts