Corporate Action

A bold federal mandate pushes to optimize our underused power grid. Can smarter tech solve the energy bottleneck and save billions without raising your bill?

Alberta is launching a controversial private healthcare option, promising efficiency. Critics warn it's a two-tier system that will let the rich jump the queue.

In a data-saturated world, a Santa Fe real estate story reveals a crucial market lesson: true investment value lies in nuanced, human expertise.

As federal, provincial, and city leaders prepare a major housing announcement, we analyze the deep crisis and the high-stakes strategy behind this rare alliance.

They look, feel, and even weigh the same. As 'super clone' watches achieve near-perfect accuracy, they challenge the very definition of luxury and erode trust.

Ottawa's new asylum regulations promise speed and order, but critics warn of eroded protections. A deep dive into the strategy behind the reforms.

A new media model blends educational articles with expert promotion, promising value for consumers. But does this innovation truly serve the bottom line?

In a historic move, Canada's new Protecting Victims Act criminalizes coercive control and deepfake threats, but implementation challenges lie ahead.

As enterprises face 25% overspend on software, Calero's leadership in Gartner's Magic Quadrant signals a critical shift toward disciplined FinOps for SaaS.

A new index reveals pharma's $8B ad spend fails to buy AI visibility. Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk lead as AI follows patient research, not TV spots.

Canada's sweeping 'Protecting Victims Act' restores mandatory minimums and targets online predators, but new ISP rules ignite a fierce debate on privacy.

Texas Southern University's famed marching band graces Vogue on Juneteenth, a landmark moment blending history, high fashion, and the rising brand power of HBCUs.

As Indonesia digitizes its judiciary to boost efficiency and global standing, a top court official warns that technology alone is not enough to deliver justice.

With no approved drugs for the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak, 101 Therapeutics releases un-reviewed data, forcing a global health showdown between speed and safety.

Minister Tim Hodgson's upcoming energy and mining announcements in Yellowknife are set to tackle Canada's clean grid, critical minerals, and northern economy.

A new advisory highlights life insurance needs in West Virginia, but can simple advice bridge the state's deep structural economic and information gaps?

A modest federal grant is funding a high-stakes experiment in Quebec: using data, not just dollars, to secure the future of a linguistic minority.

Real estate expert Kimberly Vanek advises first-time buyers to look past fresh paint and staging to see a home's true livability and avoid costly regrets.

A documented investigation by eFAQ reveals how bad actors use coordinated campaigns to poison AI summaries, creating a new front line in corporate defense.

The 'Sacred Journey' exhibition isn't just about history. It's a powerful look at how Indigenous knowledge is shaping our understanding of science and community.