Will Canada Deliver on Drone Delivery Opportunities?
by Lee Rickwood
Canadians are expecting new drone regulations that could open up a multi-million-dollar opportunity for businesses and investors.
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You Do Need a Weatherman – To Measure Blood Sugar using Wearable Metasurface Technology Developed in Canada
“You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows” sang Bob Dylan in his iconic song, Subterranean Homesick Blues. * But one might help if you are diabetic. Perhaps “the sky has lost control” as Barbara Streisand…
Tech That Dives Into Complex Health Issues
By Christine Persaud
Research continues about how to leverage tech for health care from both a practitioner and consumer level. The intersection of health care and technology is one of the most valuable ways we can leverage technological innovation.
Canadian Polytechnic Delivers AI Education
By Yasmin Ranade
AI is an emerging market with great job prospects. By staying proactive and leveraging industry innovations, students can secure their operations and position themselves for growth in a rapidly evolving digital landscape
Valentine’s Day Fun Tech Gift Ideas
By Christine Persaud
Looking for a cool gift to get your loved one this Valentine’s Day? For the person you know will appreciate it, consider a fun tech gift they’ll be able to use and enjoy all year round.
Content Creators Will Be in Heaven in 2025 With This New Tech
By Christine Persaud
Content creation is growing, becoming a cultural thing for the new generation. With the right tools in your arsenal, you can make better, more engaging content, whether it’s for a hobby or business, and to help amass more followers.
Senior Techies Enjoy Fun, Games, Virtual Connectivity and Real Community
Skiing, shipbuilding…and seniors? Collingwood is known, among other things, for its recreational opportunities. But it’s also home to two companies offering valuable tech-related products and services to senior citizens in Ontario, across Canada, and in the U.S.
Woman Leader Discusses Levelling the Field in Canadian Tech
By Yasmin Ranade
When we can openly and honestly recognize the systemic barriers that women in tech face, the dial moves closer to a more equitable and accessible future for all.