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Ready or not, Canadians will soon share their sidewalks with computerized couriers

A young family built cube-like sheds in the ecologically protected Barrens

From a 10-pound mobile phone to world-class 5G networks, Canada’s wireless journey began with a single call on Canada Day 1985. Four decades later, Rogers reflects on the moment that sparked a tech revolution—and what it will take to keep innovating for the future.

Tariffs could have destroyed my business. Dealing with them is preparing us for anything.

Wealthy Canadians like me can afford to pay extra for the greater good

Canada needs to find new trading partners, and other countries are clamouring for our goods

For Windsor, Ontario, Trump’s trade war is an existential threat

A couple build a minimalist
retreat in sync with the Atlantic’s stormy coastlines

How we can produce the smartphones of the future

I left Russia as the country slid into authoritarianism and arrived in Canada knowing no one. In its novels, I found a blueprint for how to survive as a nation in the age of anger.