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Amazon open to talks with feds after shock Quebec exit

By Laura Osman

Canada just launched its own AI safety institute

By Murad Hemmadi

Ottawa orders TikTok to close Canadian arm over national security risks

By David Reevely and Murad Hemmadi

Shopify president Harley Finkelstein wears a black T-shirt and gestures with his arm as he speaks at the Elevate tech conference.

Canada’s tech leaders fire back at Shopify president’s call to boost ambition

By Catherine McIntyre

Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry Francois-Philippe Champagne speaking as a bunch of people hold microphones in their hands.

NRC taking over federal cleantech agency after AG slams financial mismanagement, conflicts of interest

By Catherine McIntyre

In Nebraska, Champagne sees reason to believe in Canada’s business climate

By Murad Hemmadi

Two hands holding a car key, and a small device with a tiny screen, a button and text that says ‘FLIPPER’ in orange colour.

The Logic tries to get into trouble with a ‘consumer hacking device’

By David Reevely

Dozens of booths in a conference centre at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada’s annual convention, with two large white signs saying “Guyana” on the left, a large red booth for RioTinto on the right and a smaller blue booth for NetBenefit at the bottom. People are seen talking at the booths and a tall piece of mining equipment is on display farther back.

EVs and AI drive tech deal makers to one of the world’s top mining conventions

By Anita Balakrishnan

Moderna chief executive Stephane Bancel and Federal Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne stand to the right of a large silver vat during a Moderna facility tour.

Big Pharma’s research spending in Canada declined in 2022, despite federal push

By David Reevely

A bunch of boxed and unboxed Flipper Zero devices. The boxes are black and brown coloured, while the devices are white and orange.

Feds’ plan to ban ‘consumer hacking devices’ to fight car theft draws derision

By David Reevely