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Podcast

From Ottawa to Orbit: Two Views on Canada’s Big Day

The season finale of Disruptors features Michael Sabia, Canada’s top public servant, and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen

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Articles

Trust but verify: The battle to fix the crisis of credibility

Wikipedia’s co-founder Jimmy Wales’ latest book, Seven Rules of Trust, focuses on the global crisis of credibility and knowledge. Both are in short…

Home-field advantage: How to scale Canadian sport tech

Combining data, infrastructure, and talent development could drive a long-term, nation-building sport tech strategy

Turning Disruption into Momentum: Manulife’s AI Flywheel

How a hands-on executive session turned AI from a niche experiment into a CEO-level agenda item

Trust, Scale, and Strategy: How to Build an AI-First Organization

How Schneider Electric turned pandemic-era supply chain disruption into an opportunity to reinvent its operations with AI

Canada’s Biotech Reboot: How to keep the vital life sciences sector strong

Canada’s life sciences sector has been a paragon of strength and economic vibrancy, but recently it has been showing signs of weakness.

GenAI: Is Canada ready?

How far behind is Canada when it comes to Gen AI? The latest and most comprehensive look came in Statistics Canada’s quarterly survey of business…

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Disruptors Podcast

Disruptors, hosted by John Stackhouse, Senior Vice-President, Office of the CEO, is our flagship podcast that explores how technology and innovation is reshaping the economy.

Own The Stack: Canada’s Data Sovereignty Test

Join us inside a Canadian data centre to discover what data sovereignty actually looks like and why it matters more than ever.

Can AI fix ER wait times?

Canada’s hospitals generate enormous amounts of data. The challenge is turning that data into better healthcare.

Canada’s Tech Growth Challenge

Canada needs a stronger scale-up system to keep capital, customers, and talent at home.

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