Innovating Canada
Canadian cities
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Markham Is Leading the Way in Supporting Small Businesses Through the Pandemic
The City of Markham’s first-in-Canada initiatives are helping business owners access resources, learn new skills, and create an online presence.
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Supporting Main Street Small Businesses in Mississauga
The City of Mississauga offers guidance and support, training, programs, and resources to support small businesses thrive during pandemic.
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How the Pandemic Is Reshaping the Future of Work in Canada
Future of Work Canada is a global leading meeting place for senior executives from across the entire Future of Work landscape
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How a Suburban Office Can Be a Win for Businesses and Employees
Transit-oriented nodes like the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre are fast becoming attractive places for businesses to set up shop. Here’s why.
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Fredericton’s Cyber Centre Follows Years of Strength in the Region
Cybersecurity impacts nearly every individual, business, and jurisdiction on the planet. The accelerating growth of automation, the deployment of 5G.
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CyberHatch: The Incubator and Accelerator Helping Companies Scale and Grow
In the rapidly-expanding cybersecurity field, CyberHatch connects Canadian startups and growing companies to the resources and partners needed to succeed.
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Why Toronto is Leading the Way in Fintech Innovation
Thanks to a symbiotic relationship between Toronto’s financial services industry and its fintech innovators, the region is a leader in financial technology.
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Save the World — One Data Insight at a Time
What if our phones collectively could improve health care, make our cities more efficient, and help manage pandemics? They can, thanks to TELUS Insights.
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Investing in the Cities of the Future at Ryerson
Ryerson University's work on renewable energy sources, ground-breaking building materials, and more make the institution a leader in cleantech innovation.
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The Smart City Is the New Normal
COVID-19 has had an unparalleled impact on Canada, but it has also highlighted the importance of investing in digital infrastructure and connectivity.
