Innovating Canada
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Canada’s Confidentiality Gap: Why Valuable IP Advice Must Be Protected
Canada wants to lead on innovation, but outdated confidentiality rules leave sensitive IP advice exposed. Closing the privilege gap for patent and trademark agents is a practical reform that would protect Canadian companies, reduce costs, and strengthen global competitiveness. Intellectual property is a core business asset. Answering questions like when and where to file a...
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How innovation can thrive with the help of an IT partner
IT management and security aren’t just nice-to-haves for Canadian businesses, they’re foundational to survival, growth, and trust. But limited budgets, rapid technology change, and competing priorities means having a secure and efficient IT system is challenging. This is why organizations need a solid IT partner who knows their business. We’re living and working in an increasingly digital world, and most businesses rely...
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Modernizing Canada’s Grid for a Competitive Future
Canada faces unprecedented electricity demand growth. It will take an innovative electricity grid — built in innovative ways — to meet this nation-building opportunity. Canada is at a pivotal moment. Rising demand for electricity and geopolitical uncertainty are creating both urgency and opportunity to strengthen our country’s energy security, sovereignty, and resilience. The recently released...
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Canada Is Primed to Lead in Next-Generation Geothermal Innovation
Drawing on decades of expertise in the oil and gas sector, Canadian innovators are advancing closed-loop geothermal toward global deployment. Canada has spent decades building world-leading capabilities in drilling, subsurface engineering, and large-scale energy project delivery. These capabilities have helped establish the country as a major player in the global oil and gas industry, and...
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Barrie is Built for Defence Sector Growth
City launches $50 million incentive program to fast-track defence investment to help boost Canada’s military capabilities. As Canada and Ontario strengthen domestic defence capacity, municipalities have an important role to play in enabling the on-the-ground conditions that determine whether companies can scale and build. Barrie is taking practical steps to support investment in defence, security,...
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Suncor: A Cornerstone of the Canadian Energy Landscape for More Than a Century
A strong energy sector helps build a stronger Canada. This is a reality Suncor has understood for more than a century. The roots of Canada’s largest integrated energy company trace back to 1917, when it supplied lubricating oil and kerosene to wartime manufacturing, supporting Canadian interests at home and abroad. Much has changed since then,...
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Innovation at the Frontline: How Small Businesses Are Powering National Defence and Economic Growth
Canada’s new defence strategy is creating opportunities for homegrown innovators to advance security and economic growth. Historically, Canada’s defence procurement was complicated, slow, and reliant on international suppliers. But a seismic shift is happening, as Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy is prioritizing Canadian suppliers and materials. Glen Lynch, CEO of Volatus Aerospace, an innovative aerospace company...
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Innovation Takes Energy: Powering Canada’s Potential
Reliable, affordable energy underpins innovation, enabling growth, supporting new industries and strengthening Canada’s global competitiveness. Innovation doesn’t happen on ideas alone. It runs on energy. From advanced manufacturing to data centers, the industries shaping Canada’s future rely on consistent, affordable power to grow. As populations rise and data-driven industries expand, energy demand continues to increase....
