Innovation

In a world dominated by social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok, content creators can become viral sensations overnight, with short-form videos or “reels” leveraging the algorithms and tapping into the small screens of massive global audiences. But for those trying to make it “big” in the music business, blockchain promises to put the power […]

For those who measure their daily steps and heart rates via wearable health tech like Fitbits or Apple Watches, why not extend that monitoring to brain activity?

Disruptors explores the “new normal” for travel and tourism with Hussein Fazal of SnapCommerce.

With cyber attacks increasing in both frequency and severity, how should businesses and individuals protect themselves?

In recognition of International Women’s Day, we look at the thorny question of parity in VC funding—and why it’s still a big issue in 2022.

The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) recently opened at Communitech as a nod to the incredible growth happening in the area. What’s next for the community?

Find out how a 160 year-old manufacturing company is teaching its workforce to integrate new technologies for a Net Zero economy.

In our inaugural edition of Disruptors: The 10-Minute Take, hosts John Stackhouse and Theresa Do speak with Sid Paquette, Head of RBCx. Together, they chat about the public technology industry’s sell-off and what it means for Canada’s innovation sector.

Amid the struggle for workers, employers need to pay attention and reprioritize their talent strategies, or risk losing their most valuable asset–people.

This season on Disruptors, we’re changing up our format, alternating between a “Ten-Minute Take” and our regular episodes every Tuesday. We’re kicking off 2022 with a focus on, “The Great Resignation”, or is it, “The Great Reshuffle?” We’ll explore what’s actually happening out there, and how Canada can harness the talent shift to fuel its […]

In this Disruptors episode from Oct. 2020, host John Stackhouse interviews two leaders in the youth mental health field.

Resilience describes the way many business leaders not only “bounced back"—but invented new forms, roles or ways of doing business.