In 1917, a Franco-Canadian scientist pioneered a treatment that’s become a powerful weapon against antibiotic-resistant infections. It should be available here.
Paul Wells talks to Ishwar Puri about California versus Canada, the changing nature of education, and what happens when the worlds of politics and research collide
John Lorinc: What will Torontonians get from the Civic Innovation Office in 2020? Or is ‘innovation’ just another buzz word?
Poo has long been a North American taboo. But companies like Tushy and Squatty Potty are sensing an opportunity to strike gold in all that brown
The 2018 federal budget includes new funding for research, commercialization and support for exporters
Opinion: Ottawa’s activist, government-centric approach won’t change Canada’s struggles around innovation or productivity
Opinion: Leaders of high-profile family foundations across Canada on the need for world-class research, for their work and for future businesses
Opinion: Federal science funding continues to be cut, shuttering labs and slowing innovation. And Canadians should be mad.
The Liberal innovation minister on how he’ll pitch the ‘supercluster’ plan, picking economic winners and what really motivates him
The Trudeau government says it’s focussed on an innovation agenda. But what does that even mean?
It’s no longer just factory workers and long-haul truck drivers at risk of being replaced by robots. Now lawyers could be automated out of work, too.
When it comes to innovation Glenn Gould wasn’t all that different from Steve Jobs, says a professor from Apple University who is lecturing in Toronto this week.