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The best regulations for AI will be the ones your organization develops, say human resources consultant Jeff Uhlich.

By Tim Lougheed
Canadians sure love research, perhaps a bit too much.

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Small businesses are vital to Canada’s economy, but their value is compromised when owners have no transition transition plan, says certified exit planning advisor John Liston.

By Yogi Schulz
The federal government needs to rethink its net-zero policies to avoid a looming energy gap and acknowledge natural gas’s critical role in the energy transition, writes Yogi Schulz in Calgary.

By Peter Josty
R&D spending goes down; corporate profits go up. What's not to like? Plenty.

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Canada will face growing pressure to share its abundant freshwater with an increasingly parched U.S. but needs to safeguard its most vital resource, say Donna Kennedy-Glans and Don Hill in Calgary.

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Canadian universities and government need a coordinated, multi-level response to protect academic research from foreign espionage, says Peter K. MacKinnon at the University of Ottawa.

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A glamorous cottage with no furniture is far from satisfactory. That also applies to your business' badly built data lakehouse, according to IT and project management expert Yogi Schulz.

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The success of innovative activities depends as much on the setting in which they occur, as the activities themselves, says Canada Foundation for Innovation CEO Roseann Runte.