Features
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Digitalization of railways drives adoption of connected trains and fleet telematics
On-board connectivity and access to online services is set to improve passenger rail traffic and optimize freight management
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Political parties urged to commit to policies for data driven economy
A surge in awareness about the opportunities and risk associated with the digital economy urges parties to make it part of their campaign conversations
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Experts say adapting to climate change can pay off manifold
Experts propose investing US$1.8 trillion in adapting to climate change, arguing it would reap significant returns as countries avoid catastrophic losses and boost their economies
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Toronto Global Forum tackles economic nationalism, trade disputes, and rapid tech advances
The forum took place September 4-6 in Toronto. View Mayor John Tory’s opening remarks. Plus, an interview with David McKay, president and CEO, RBC, at the 2018 forum
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Money on the mind: survey finds Canadians worry about finances while on the job
Debt and other stressors related to personal finances has had an impact on workplace performance
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Event brings together leaders in Canada’s cleantech ecosystem
Cleantech Export Week will take place this November
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Politics of climate change put corporations in tough spot
From oil facilities to the automotive industry and electric utilities, corporations have shown willingness to forego short-term profits in favour of combatting global warming
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At corruption retrial, Samsung scion may end up being jailed
It’s still unclear what that means for Samsung, the world’s largest manufacturer of computer chips, smartphones and TVs
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Canada takes centre stage in Bannon film based on Huawei exec Meng’s detention
Produced by Steve Bannon, the film, “Claws of the Red Dragon,” is fiction, but “inspired by” Canada’s arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou and China’s subsequent retaliatory measures
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Film on auto glass factory is first Netflix project endorsed by Obamas
IInitially planned as an exploration of a culture clash, the film turned out to be about the rights of workers, globalization and automation
