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›Alberta business leaders welcome relief from separation anxiety›Panel decries Canada’s chaotic way of funding world-class science›Microsoft beefs up its digital sovereignty tech as businesses seek more control›Canada’s new green finance standards sidestep oil and gas emissions›Beacon is building an AI empire by fixing Main Street’s software›Carmichael: Canada needs tax reform. Carney shouldn’t make it up as he goes along›Alberta’s referendum is just the start of the turmoil›Anthropic revealed as client for EverWind’s $10B Nova Scotia data centre›Flaws in CPP legislation have left billions of dollars at stake ahead of Alberta’s referendum›Catherine McIntyre is The Logic’s artificial intelligence reporter›Cohere plans to acquire cyber startup Aisle and set up a new security division›Coinbase wants to put bots on the blockchain›Canadian entrepreneurs are chasing growth again, despite trade uncertainty›The road to risk-smart regulation›Tech firms want AI models to create better versions of themselves›A tech firm born from post-Brexit trade chaos sets its sights on Canada›Norway’s Vianode eyes Canadian backers as it mulls a partnership or sale›Carmichael: Canadian ignorance about India is a strategic weakness›India wants to buy less Canadian uranium. Canada’s nuclear lab is helping›EDC wants to help sell the full stack of Canadian technology abroad
Last updated: Oct 30, 2026, 5:00 a.m.