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Aerial view of a rural portion of northwest Alberta, an expanse of fields criss-crossed with trees and some small patches of snow

The truth about Wonder Valley, Kevin O’Leary’s data-centre dream

By David Reevely

Image of a man standing next to a Slush Puppie stand, holding out his cell phone and looking at the phone. The roadside behind him is covered in snow.

Meet the Quebecer leading the human resistance against AI

By Martin Patriquin

Chris Pence handling serving bowls in the foreground while a female colleague removes dishes from a standup kiln in the background.

The hidden victims of Trump’s attacks on Canada? Small U.S. manufacturers

By Joanna Smith

A new $80M program aims to make it less of a slog for startups to deal with Ottawa

By David Reevely

These Canadians are trying to make Nike cool again

By Catherine McIntyre

Young founders are trying to revive Vancouver’s dying startup scene

By Aleksandra Sagan

A wide shot of the courtyard at the Palacio Nacional in Mexico City, which is draped with large banners bearing the colours and emblems of the Canadian and Mexican flags. Mark Carney and Claudia Sheinbaum are walking toward a red-carpeted entrance, with other dignitaries standing to their right.

For Canada and Mexico, everything rides on the USMCA

By Joanna Smith

A scenic shot of towering wind turbines and high-tension power transmission lines taken in the rolling farm country of southwestern Alberta. The east slope of the Rocky Mountains rises in the background.

Alberta doesn’t have the electricity to power its AI data dreams

By Jesse Snyder

A shot taken from the air of a black, fixed-wing drone flying over farmland. The drone has rolled 90 degrees, so its wings are perpendicular to the horizon.

War in Ukraine opens a new front for Canadian drone firms

By David Reevely

An aerial picture of a farm on a clear day with a cluster of buildings in the bottom right and fields stretching off into the distance.

Investors are buying up Canada’s farmland. Some farmers are getting worried

By Catherine McIntyre