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We need to connect science and policy 

In an address at the Canadian Club Toronto, Michael McCain remains hopeful that challenges and setbacks in leadership and environmental progress are temporary obstacles to a more sustainable and socially responsible future. He also cautioned the federal government to remove […]

We must do something about the frequent labour disruptions harming Canada

As published in The Globe and Mail Railways. Airlines. Ports. Seaways. All have experienced significant labour disruption in the past 18 months. Canada has experienced 62 work stoppages in the transportation sector alone in 2023 and 2024, involving close to […]

Dear gen Z: Here’s what you need to know about the Canada Pension Plan

As published in the Financial Post This message is for gen Z. If you’re not gen Z, I hope you’ll keep reading anyway. As we mark Financial Literacy Month, I know many of you are feeling anxious about money. In fact, […]

Bringing manufacturing back to Canada 

Katherine Homuth believes that Canada has the potential to be a leader in global textile innovation because of its expertise in material science, skilled workforce and commitment to sustainable practices. She shares her perspective in a fireside chat at the Logic […]

Shortage of student housing is a massive strain on Canada’s overburdened housing market

As published by The Globe and Mail While Canada faces a shortage of all types of housing, I would argue it’s the lack of accommodations for university students that hurts the most. For starters, it’s an emotionally significant type of housing. […]

Understanding the carbon capture ecosystem 

Heather Chalmers emphasizes GE Vernova’s commitment to deepen knowledge of carbon capture utilization and storage (CCUS) technologies to help reduce emissions from gas turbines globally. Her comments at the International Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies conference were quoted in a Calgary […]

Making Canada relevant to the United States

Dave McKay highlights that Canada must be more involved and leverage its resources and strengths to better align itself with the United States. He shares his perspective in a wide-ranging interview with Bloomberg Surveillance about the future of Canada and […]

Sharing technologies with government agencies 

Mike Greenley highlights the increased collaboration between government and private sector in areas of commercial infrastructure. He shares his perspective in a keynote presentation at Silicon Valley Space Week.   “There’s also a closer relationship between government and commercial, and where […]

Marking a milestone   

In a LinkedIn post, Sabrina Geremia celebrates the addition of Inuktut, a language spoken by 39,000 Inuit, as the first Canadian Indigenous language to be included on Google Translate, noting the role technology can play in preserving Indigenous languages and […]

Working together as a team

In a keynote address to the Empire Club of Canada, Eric Chassard emphasizes Bruce Power’s commitment to collaboration with Indigenous communities, governments and other partners. He also highlights the importance of innovation and efficiency to ensure that Canada leads in […]