Innovating Canada
CAMPAIGN: Canadian Innovation (2024)
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Q&A with François-Philippe Champagne
Mediaplanet interviewed Minister Champagne about Canada’s $1.4B investment in multidisciplinary research, fostering innovation and long-term benefits across health, sciences, and engineering sectors.
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Generative AI’s Powerful Potential to Boost Productivity and Build Trust in Data
Ulrike Bahr-Gedalia, Senior Director of Digital Economy, Technology, and Innovation at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, discusses the importance of trust in data and privacy protection, in the context of generative AI driving economic productivity, with Mike Branch, Vice-President of Data and Analytics at Geotab, and member of the Canadian Chamber’s Future of AI Council....
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How Mitacs Accelerates AI Adoption by Linking Research and Industry
Artificial intelligence can transform Canada’s economy by boosting productivity, jobs, and living standards — but bold action is needed to connect industry with research and put AI to work. Mitacs is leading the charge, helping Canada take centre stage as a leader in artificial intelligence (AI). The secret to implementing AI effectively lies in Mitacs’s...
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Why This Alberta Town Is Your Ideal Startup or Expansion Solution
As Alberta diversifies its economy, industries are exploring more rural locations. Affordable land and other incentives make Vegreville a popular industry choice. Vegreville, Alberta, known for its iconic world’s largest Easter egg (Pysanka) monument and a vibrant calendar of festivals and events, attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year. However, this town is rapidly...
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How the City of Fredericton Has Embraced a Culture of Innovation
The City of Fredericton’s transformation into a thriving knowledge-based economy has made it a hot spot for innovation and investment. The city of Fredericton, the capital of New Brunswick, has come a long way. Its population, talent base, knowledge economy, entrepreneurial spirit, and smart city infrastructure are all growing. Historically, Fredericton was seen primarily...
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Should Food Be Seen as a Human Right or as a Privilege?
Up to 783 million people globally are going hungry, and rising inflation is making food even less affordable. The human right to food is affirmed by governments and religions around the world. Yet, up to 783 million people live with chronic hunger. And inflation, driven by the lingering effects of the pandemic and major conflicts,...
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Importers: What to Know About the New Customs Portal
Michelle Auger is a Senior Policy Analyst for the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). Since joining CFIB in 2015, Michelle has assisted hundreds of small business owners in resolving complex federal issues. Interview with Michelle Auger, Senior Policy Analyst at the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB), on Canada’s new system for paying duties...
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How SingleKey Is Enhancing Rental Safety for Landlords and Tenants
SingleKey offers services to give landlords and tenants more protection and peace of mind, lowering their financial risk in the rental market. Landlords and tenants in Canada face challenging times in the midst of a housing crisis, and with cost certainty top of mind, SingleKey says it has the keys to manage the risks involved. It’s...
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Unlock Investment Potential in Wetaskiwin, Alberta
Located in the heart of Alberta, the City of Wetaskiwin is an emerging hub for investment and innovation, presenting a compelling opportunity for entrepreneurs and skilled tradespeople alike. Serving a trade area exceeding 50,000 residents, Wetaskiwin combines the allure of an affordable lifestyle with a thriving business environment, making it an ideal destination for those...
