What Canadians Read This Year
By Yasmin Ranade
In this time of great societal change, romance, inspiring biographies and soulful stories about the human condition have captured the minds of Canadian readers.
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Canadian Woman Brings Equity-Based Thinking and Practice to Tech Companies
By Yasmin Ranade
Canadian tech needs to prioritize diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) because we’re at a critical moment in history where technology can either exacerbate existing inequities or make things a lot better.
Reddit Shares What Was Popular in 2021
By Yasmin Ranade
Reddit has released its ‘Reddit Recap 2021’ report, an annual summary about the opinions, experiences, and stories that most interested its online communities, and how some redditors became catalysts for real-world change.
Irish Innovation Infuses Canadian Business With New Tech and Employment
By Yasmin Ranade
More than 500 Irish SME client-entrepreneurs do business in Canada and employ 6,000 people nationally. Vice-versa, Canadian businesses in Ireland employ 7,000; a 75% increase over 2018.
What did Canadians Google in 2021?
By Yasmin Ranade
Today, Google released its annual Year in Search results about what interested Canadians the most in 2021.
Global F-35 Aircraft Supported by Canadian Innovation
By Yasmin Ranade
Since its beginnings in the 1970s, GTA based Ben Machine has built its machining business into an innovative supplier of machining solutions for the niche military industry.
Canadian Software developers Tell Employers What They Want
By Yasmin Ranade
During the pandemic, business executives caught up to what software developers have known all along: You don’t have to work side by side with your co-workers to be your most productive or deliver your best work. At least not full time
Smartphone Support for Indigenous Women
By Yasmin Ranade
TELUS announced the launch of Mobility for Good for Indigenous Women at Risk, a new program that provides free smartphones and data plans to Indigenous women who are at risk or surviving violence.