Research & Development
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Companies rush to produce pot products, without the cannabis plant itself
Firms are looking to cut costs by moving towards synthetic production of THC and other cannabinoids in a lab
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Hey Siri! Why are food retailers so slow to embrace technology?
The food industry needs to start marketing through apps and websites that are easily readable by virtual assistants
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Ontario tightens purse strings, Tories don’t plan to balance books until 2023-24
The $163.4 billion package is nearly $5 billion larger than the last budget from the previous Liberal government
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First genetically modified salmon to hit Canadian stores as Ottawa gives its OK
Raises the salmon in P.E.I., the salmon will contain genetic material from chinook salmon that help it reach adult size faster, creating a less expensive product
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No pedal to floor: Experts say no government can bring back Alberta bitumen boom
Analysts say any move to renewable energy will take decades, but not all are convinced the oilsands have had their day
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Facebook tweaks tools for remembering dead friends
The company is using AI to find profiles of of people who have died in response to users’ experiences with seeing their loved ones’ profiles pop up
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Delta tops long-running ranking of U.S. airlines
Overall, the industry improved in three of the four categories in the study, including fewer passengers being involuntarily bumped from a flight
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3D technology being used to locate new Alaska oil pockets
Searching for untapped oil, the 3D seismic survey will sweep over 1,165.5 km²
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Supercluster ‘Pitch A Project’ day expands
Want to see who’s pitching project ideas for the $190 million in Supercluster funding? Looking to join a potential project?
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Japan spacecraft drops explosive on asteroid to make crater
Scientists hope debris samples will help them understand the history of the solar system, since asteroids are left over material from its formation
