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For CEO Ben Waldman, building a truly Canadian platform is a way to protect the country’s digital — and democratic — sovereignty.

Plus, FluidAI gets FDA greenlight, and Gatik expands its autonomous fleet across the GTA

Governments buy billions of goods and services every year. That spending power could provide a massive boost to small domestic firms.

What does it take to catalyze the development of breakthrough therapeutics? Uli Stilz, head of Novo Nordisk's Bio Innovation Hub, shares his insights and experience on what it takes to take novel therapeutics from concept to commercialization. 0:00 Essential elements of a biotech hub 1:17 How Can

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Through Mission from MaRS, the startup landed a unique contract with the City of Toronto as well as a parent company that could scale its singular way of electrifying vocational trucks.

CEO Ben Waldman explains why making a homegrown social network is crucial to safeguarding the country’s values, economy and democracy.

Northern Ireland’s Senergy Innovations is harnessing the sun to keep energy costs from going through the roof.

An entrepreneur seeks guidance on the criteria to consider when looking to acquire a company.

careful planning, expansion to new markets and a novel product are supporting the company’s mission to help households radically reduce water use.

Discover the future of sustainable housing and hear from innovators transforming how we build new homes in Canada.

Plus, Ontario launches Health Innovation Pathway and Albania’s AI minister speaks.

Toronto startup Cosm Medical uses AI-powered software, 3D printing and a highly personalized approach to produce tailor-made prosthetics.

This new initiative aims to mobilize capital, coordinate adopters and accelerate ventures that will strengthen Canada’s food system. TORONTO, September

Discover the future of sustainable housing and hear from innovators transforming how we build new homes in Canada.

Canada’s job market took a hit in August, with an estimated loss of 66,000 jobs across virtually every industry. The silver lining is that the majority of those losses were in part-time roles. The tech companies featured below are hiring for full-time roles as they work to bring made-in-Canada innovations to the world.

New screening tools for cancer using liquid biopsies are showing promising results, and are being touted as a non-invasive method to detect cancers earlier and enable treatments to begin sooner.

At BoxOne Ventures, cleantech investment lead Felicity Meyer is constantly scouring scientific literature, so that when the right opportunity comes along, she “can just strike.”

Companies in the latest cohort of the Innovate UK program are working to speed up cancer diagnosis, reduce infection risk and improve patient care.

Learn how innovation in action is transforming commercial real estate retrofits, and discover the future of the industry.

A Toronto startup is out to solve the crisis in online returns by providing a service to cut costs, reduce environmental impact and satisfy demanding customers.

As anxieties mount over student use of tools such as ChatGPT, educators and institutions are developing new strategies to smartly — and safely —engage with the technology.

A look at the shifting investment landscape in Canada's health tech sector as well as the areas that show the most promise.