First Person

Many white-collar workers will find themselves out of jobs

AI-generated actors, singers and visual artists stand to replace the real thing

Our research team used machine learning to discover a new antibiotic. And that’s just the beginning. 

“There are just not enough places for students to live in Barrie. I saw a house that had 16 people living in it.”

"Our church basement is packed with people in sleeping bags lined up wall-to-wall like an army campsite"

"The units are modular, identical, 275-square-foot studios with galley kitchens, a living room, a bedroom and a bathroom"

Sixty per cent of Canada’s food is thrown out every year. Together, we could drive that number down to zero.

“We’re all a little broken. There’s solidarity in that.”

I wanted to know if artificial intelligence threatens artists’ livelihoods, or expands the bounds of creativity. It turns out it does both.

India currently isn’t issuing visas to Canadians, and my fiancé can’t make it to our wedding without one