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A new poll reveals significant public reservations about AI-generated music, raising critical questions about artist compensation, creative authenticity, and the future of the industry. Is technology outpacing public acceptance?

A new report reveals British Columbia faces catastrophic economic losses from a major earthquake. Canada's lack of a national disaster financial mechanism is raising alarm bells amongst insurers and economists.

A domestic generic drug maker's plea for policy changes highlights the fragility of the U.S. pharmaceutical supply chain, revealing reliance on foreign sources and a complex web of pricing challenges. Can reshoring efforts overcome economic realities?

As the world mourns the loss of a conservation icon, Canada prepares to honor Dr. Jane Goodall’s enduring impact on science, advocacy, and a generation inspired to protect our planet.

Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan’s ‘Promising Start’ program provides new parents with essential supplies, going beyond traditional care to address the social factors impacting health outcomes.

A new $50,000 scholarship at York University seeks to address the underrepresentation of Indigenous students in health and life sciences, combining financial support with culturally relevant mentorship and learning opportunities.

From fertilizers powering global food production to emerging battery technologies, phosphoric acid’s demand is surging. But growing environmental concerns surrounding its production are forcing the industry to innovate.

Mucinex is taking a novel approach to brand activation, partnering with 3D artist Kurt Wenner for an immersive installation at Grand Central Terminal. The campaign aims to highlight the brand's new drug-free sinus spray.

Science education provider Flinn Scientific taps Sarah Rasmusen, a former Build-A-Bear and Lands’ End executive, as CMO, signaling a focus on customer experience and digital growth in the STEM market.

Canada’s only national non-profit health insurer is disrupting the industry with a unique ‘payvider’ model and a focus on social impact. Is this a glimpse into the future of healthcare?

Nestlé's AERO brand is taking a bite out of the sports sponsorship landscape with a new partnership with the Professional Women’s Hockey League, reflecting a broader trend of investment in women's sports and a growing fanbase.

Pennsylvania’s housing market is showing resilience in late 2025, bucking national slowdowns with increased sales, rising inventory, and relative affordability, offering opportunity for both buyers and sellers.

A new platform is launching with the ambition of becoming the central hub for hotels and short-term rentals, streamlining communication and personalization. Will it disrupt established players?

Hazelview Investments is doubling down on social responsibility with the launch of the Hazelview Cares Foundation, signaling a growing trend in the real estate sector towards purpose-driven investment and community engagement.

A new Canadian telemedicine company, Stealth Health, aims to disrupt traditional healthcare with nationwide access to longevity care, personalized prescriptions, and same-day delivery. But is the market ready for proactive health?

AS Infortar’s acquisition of Oisu Biogaas OÜ signals a growing commitment to renewable energy and a strategic move to capitalize on the burgeoning Estonian biogas market. The deal expands the company’s portfolio and strengthens its position in the green energy sector.

Cenovus Energy completed a $2.6 billion debt offering and concurrent redemption, bolstering its financial position amidst a shifting energy landscape and signaling optimism for the Canadian energy sector.

A public-private partnership leveraging data and technology has helped locate countless missing children. The ADAM Program marks a quarter-century of success, now enhanced by an AI-powered interactive dashboard.

A new philanthropic model is emerging, prioritizing quantifiable results over traditional giving. The GitLab Foundation aims for a 100x return on investment, raising questions about accountability and the future of social impact.

New research reveals a disconnect between men acknowledging fertility as a shared issue and actually seeking care. Stigma, cost, and fear are key barriers, prompting calls for more inclusive benefits.