Research & Development
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Canadian airlines try to reassure flyers after fatal Boeing 737 plane crash
Air Canada and WestJet Airlines Ltd. are confident in the Boeing 737 aircraft. Ethiopian Airlines and all Chinese airlines have grounded their planes
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Barrick Gold and Newmont Mining sign Nevada joint venture agreement [UPDATED]
Under the deal, Barrick will be the operator and will hold a 61.5 per cent stake in the joint venture, while Newmont will own 38.5 per cent
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Working to inspire women to dream big, be daring and take on the world
International Women’s Day is a time to pause and celebrate the smart, strong and skilled women around the globe, past and present.
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Who got funding in February
Fundingportal helps Canadian manufacturers to get funded
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Zuckerberg promises a privacy friendly Facebook, sort of
A multiyear plan calls for encryption on Facebook’s Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram messaging services to bolster privacy. Critics aren’t convinced
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Internet, intuition can help businesses spot next big thing
Knowing what’s in the style and manufacturing pipeline can also help in anticipating trends
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Trudeau’s feminist agenda has led to change, but more funding needed: reports
The Trudeau government is progressing on its feminist agenda, but not enough money is allocated to actually resource initiatives
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Feds set rules on use of AI in government services amid wider testing
Employment and Social Development Canada is setting ground rules on how to use artificial intelligence to make decisions about benefits and services
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Curb climate change through equity
The idea that gender equality is among the top 10 solutions to slowing down climate change is an idea that deserves attention
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Space Force would be by far the smallest U.S. military service
Critics have questioned the need to create a Space Force as a separate military service, but the Pentagon argues a separate service will give space issues a stronger voice within the military
