There is a danger to letting any one group completely dictate the societal narrative of what is “innovation” and who is “innovative”
The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses says schools need to put more emphasis on the trades
The spacecraft Hayabusa2 plans to attempt three brief touch-and-go landings on the asteroid Ryugu—to collect samples in hopes of gaining clues to the origin of the solar system and life on Earth
“Twitter can get you into trouble,” says the chief executive of Zozo Inc., who intends to be a passenger on Elon Musk’s Space X rocket to the moon
While the two academics worked separately, their research dovetails on an issue that has become pressing
Advances in automation, machine learning and AI are transforming labour markets by causing job losses in developed countries, but also making it possible for developing countries to “leapfrog” to new technologies
Canadian companies have a mistaken belief that they’re too small or insignificant to be a target
Robots may be key to a new wave of local agriculture, especially as a way to defray the high costs of human labour
When U.S. businesses open in Canada, Tobi Lutke said many of them poach the country’s top talent, causing salaries to increase
Canada is reaching out to industry to be more involved in the next generation of lunar exploration
