Public Health

While firms spend billions on tech, a new book argues the biggest data breaches stem from leadership gaps and process failures. Is your boardroom the real front line?

Ottawa's new Safe Social Media Act imposes strict duties on tech giants to protect children, but raises critical questions about privacy and digital freedom.

Ottawa’s new Safe Social Media Act is more than a child safety law; it's a high-stakes stress test for Big Tech's business models and a new front in the global war on digital risk.

Leveraged finance titans turned a personal fight into a philanthropic powerhouse, raising a record $4.3M to fund the science that’s turning the tide on melanoma.

As Ontario doctors adopt AI to fight burnout, a new training program from OntarioMD tackles the urgent medico-legal and privacy risks head-on.

With over 55,000 on waitlists for the UK's first oral weight-loss pill, the market is set to explode. But strict rules and high hopes face a reality check.

In memory of her daughter Elora, a mother's foundation joins a global research network, turning personal tragedy into a collaborative fight against a rare cancer.

Bill C-34 aims to shield kids from online harms, but health advocates see a bigger prize: curbing the digital marketing of unhealthy products.

While others chase flashy tech, LG's new Comfort Kit proves that small, thoughtful design changes can make the biggest difference in creating a home for all.

The Kingdom is leveraging its massive desalination infrastructure and the IDWS 2026 conference to reshape global water security and pivot its own economy.

An Arizona nonprofit’s innovative sweepstakes, driven by a personal mission, is accelerating gene therapy for childhood blindness. A new model for impact.

Paradisus La Perla's new WITT certification isn't just an award; it's a strategic move by Meliá to capture the booming $1.3T wellness travel market.

Bee You Organics' recent award is more than a win for a small brand. It's a signal that the CPG landscape is being reshaped by waterless innovation.

A new 10-year initiative, 'Be The People,' unites diverse leaders to heal a divided nation. But can a top-down plan spark genuine grassroots change?

As Canada ages, one annual pitch contest reveals its true intent: not just to award ideas, but to strategically build a national AgeTech ecosystem.

The global toy market is no longer child's play. A new report reveals a $123B industry transformed by adult collectors, digital natives, and blurring lines.

Alto's proposed high-speed rail promises a $1B GDP boost and a tourism revolution. But with a $90B price tag and mounting opposition, can this dream become reality?

Nancy Torres analyzes Héma-Québec's summer tour, revealing a sophisticated strategy to combat supply chain risks, secure plasma independence, and diversify its donor base.

Our digital lives create a mountain of e-waste. As leaders meet to tackle the issue, the real story is in the data, security, and untapped billions.

As AI reshapes childhood with risks of addiction and anxiety, advocates argue that the oldest classroom—nature—is the most vital tool for building resilience.