Policy Change

Over half of Canadians suspect they've applied for fake jobs. As mental health suffers, Ontario's new laws aim to force transparency. Will it work?

A Norwegian firm's new AI software aims to reduce physician distractions and build trust, setting a new standard for cancer-detecting technology.

A new report reveals 84% of high-risk firms are unprepared for insider threats as state actors increasingly target the human factor within organizations.

Ottawa has announced a multi-billion dollar grocery benefit, but critics call it a temporary fix. Is this the solution to Canada's food crisis?

A new partnership between Agri Spray Drones and WinField United aims to accelerate the adoption of precision crop spraying across American farms.

Despite a slight dip, auto theft claims in Alberta remain 76% above 2021 levels, fueling higher insurance premiums and threatening new reforms.

Servus Credit Union surpasses $40B in assets, fueled by a historic merger and strategic expansion in Alberta's resilient economy. What's next?

As cameras and sensors multiply, how can firms secure their premises while respecting privacy? New guidelines tackle this critical challenge.

A worker's death at Serabi Gold's Coringa mine puts the company's ambitious growth plans and safety record under intense scrutiny in Brazil.

A new U.S. policy is fast-tracking deep-sea mining. Companies are diving in, but environmentalists warn of a looming ecological catastrophe.

Terra Clean Energy acquires historically rich Utah uranium mines, aiming to leverage modern tech and US policy to boost domestic nuclear fuel supply.

A massive private power grid in West Texas gets the USA's largest-ever permit, promising to fuel AI's future without straining the public grid.

With major government backing, Canada Nickel's massive Crawford project accelerates, promising to be a key supplier for the EV market and a nation-building force.

Global regulations and the rise of software-defined vehicles are fueling a 20% annual growth rate, forcing automakers into a high-stakes security race.

Nuclear waste innovator Deep Isolation adds veteran Ralph Hunter to its board, signaling a major push to commercialize its deep borehole disposal technology.

Ontario's new FAST program provides accelerated funding for two key cancer drugs, cutting patient wait times and setting a new standard for access in Canada.

As a historic winter storm threatens the grid, data centers are using green backup power to prevent blackouts, signaling a new era of grid partnership.

While Ontario's pay transparency law is praised as progress, unions argue it fails to tackle the systemic pay inequity that costs women dearly.

Customer experience leader Talkdesk achieves the landmark ISO 42001 certification for responsible AI, aiming to ease enterprise fears and scale automation.

With new private equity funding, Advanced Process Solutions hires an industry veteran to spearhead its expansion into the booming semiconductor market.