Technology

When a few people control a transformative technology, they control a nation’s future

Drones will soon play a key role in Canada’s defence strategy. They’ll need some air-traffic control.

Canada’s first-ever minister of AI and digital innovation is finding gold among the slop

Urban mining can recover critical minerals from phones, laptops and TVs—before they hit the landfill

The fintech executive on localizing product to the market, using customer feedback to drive innovation, and more.

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.

Governments and industry have poured billions into Canada’s EV-manufacturing industry. So why is it struggling now?

I invented the world’s first brain chip. It can cure epilepsy, dementia, chronic pain and addiction—if Canada is ready to invest.

Many white-collar workers will find themselves out of jobs

Generative AI tools like ChatGPT are now able to create text, speech, art and video as well as people can. We need to know who made what.