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Donald Trump in a suit and red tie stands smiling with two others, with American flags in the background.

What a new Donald Trump presidency means for the Canadian economy

By David Reevely, Jesse Snyder, Anita Balakrishnan and Murad Hemmadi

A portrait-style photo of Christine Bellamy, who is seated on a chair with one knee over the other. She is wearing a white blouse, has shoulder-length auburn hair and is smiling toward the camera.

The U.K. government’s digital czar on making AI serve the public—safely

By David Reevely

Premier Francois Legault in a suit holding a chart comparing salary increases in Quebec and the rest of Canada.

The big problem with Quebec’s $4.5-billion plan to boost productivity

By Martin Patriquin

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre standing behind a lectern with signs advocating for axing the sales tax on homes.

Carmichael: How to build an anti-fragile economy

By Kevin Carmichael

Galen Weston, wearing a dark jacket, black quarterneck and a poppy on his lapel, sits in a white chair with arms slightly raised. The Logic's David Skok looks toward him with one leg resting on the other knee, and a clipboard open. There are flower arrangements at stage level in the foreground.

‘We have to engage’: Galen Weston on facing his critics, and changing Canada’s economic narrative

By Claire Brownell

An employee works alone in a glass office building.

Talent Quarterly: Employee burnout is on the rise in Canada

By Jesse Snyder

Leading in a chaotic world: The key takeaways from The Logic Summit 2024

By David Reevely, Claire Brownell, Aimée Look, Anita Balakrishnan and Catherine McIntyre

Loblaw chair Galen Weston wearing glasses and a poppy pin, listening attentively during a conversation against a blue backdrop.

Regrets? Galen Weston’s had a few

By Claire Brownell

Cohere co-founder Nick Frosst, Sagard head of AI Parinaz Sobhani, and The Logic reporter Murad Hemmadi seated on chairs having a panel discussion. The stage has blue and white circular designs with floral arrangements in the foreground.

Cohere’s Nick Frosst says it’s time to stop chasing artificial general intelligence

By Anita Balakrishnan

Lack of pension and corporate funding is stunting Canada’s business growth: Industry leaders

By Catherine McIntyre