Canadians can be proud of our thriving artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem. Built on a foundation of world-class research, the pan-Canadian artificial intelligence strategy, launched in 2017, was ...

Canada wants to become a global leader in artificial intelligence (AI). But by relying on data centres largely controlled by foreign companies, it risks, above all, funding its own dependence at a ...

When U.S. President Donald Trump was inaugurated in January 2025 for a second term, his words were unequivocal: America would once again consider itself a growing nation — one that increases its ...

Last month, Canadians marked the ninth anniversary of the Quebec City mosque massacre, in which six men were murdered and many more injured by a white nationalist gunman. Why? Because they were Muslim ...

Canada’s ambitions in artificial intelligence are often framed around software innovation, computing power and digital services. Policy debates focus on generative AI, productivity tools and automated ...

Thirty years after Quebec’s second referendum on independence, and despite the resurgence in popularity of the Parti Québécois (PQ), the main challenge to the Canadian federation’s efforts to maintain ...

For nearly a decade, my research has focused on the ways that artificial intelligence (AI) perpetuates bias against Black communities and other racialized or minority groups. The evidence is ...

With a minority government in Ottawa, a federal election is possible at any time – triggered either deliberately or by accident. This encourages political observers to check opinion polls as often as ...

On May 15, the federal and Alberta governments reached an implementation agreement that sets out a plan to achieve important elements of the memorandum of understanding (MOU) on carbon pricing and ...

In the 2015 federal budget, the Harper government announced additional funding of $13.4 million over five years and $2.8 million in ongoing funding for the Canadian honours system. The objective was ...

OTTAWA — Changes to Canada’s top national security ranks in this week’s deputy minister shuffle are raising questions about the country’s security in an increasingly dangerous world. The shuffle ...

A new wave of active citizen involvement in refugee resettlement began in Canada in 2015, when millions of Canadians sprang into action to help the federal government respond to the Syrian refugee ...