Canada has taken a unique approach to modernizing its payment system. A stable system that favours interoperability and ...

Trump wanted to make an example of Canada to cow the rest of the trading world into submission. He is succeeding: by standing ...

Guardrails and legislation can mitigate chatbot abuse. But only paying genuine attention to others will durably resolve the ...

No single state has a perfect answer to the growing cybersecurity challenges of today. What unique challenges do African ...

Samuel Edem Assisi is a development and project management consultant with more than 15 years of experience in the non-governmental sector and a research assistant on the Negotiating Africa’s Digital ...

In the innovation economy, governments that help high-growth, scaling companies address the roadblocks that impede the companies’ abilities to attract new talent, capital and customers will see the ...

On January 20, 2026, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered his Davos manifesto at the World Economic Forum annual meeting. It represented a historic rally cry for middle powers to unite and ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has made it clear that Canada’s digital divides are multiple, deeply entrenched, and a significant threat to our individual and collective well-being. Arguably, these divides ...

At an event open to the public at the USMC-Iwakuni Air Base, Yamaguchi, Japan, on May 6, 2012, the restricted area is guarded by “ANDROS” (a remote control ...

This article was first published by the Financial Post. On May 13, Anil Arora, former chief statistician of Canada and CIGI board member, will deliver the second talk of The Canadian Standard of ...

Harold Rogers, acting CEO of Coupang’s Korean subsidiary, arrives to a House Judiciary Committee closed-door deposition about their investigation into South Korea’s treatment of US companies. (Tom ...

The right to repair is gaining momentum globally. Most recently, California and the European Union announced repair legislation in October 2023 and April 2024, respectively, which will likely ...