The Globe and Mail

The secret to smart investing in uncertain times

In volatile markets, experts recommend creating a retirement savings plan, and letting that long-term strategy dictate market positions.

The Globe and Mail

Why 6G might actually deliver on 5G’s hype

Experts are confident that 6G will deliver what was promised by 5G.

The Toronto Star

Toronto’s housing market will boom in 2025, Royal LePage head says — making it the most expensive market in Canada

The recovery started months ago in other Canadian cities, Royal LePage CEO Phil Soper says, and the last markets to recover are going to be Toronto and Vancouver.

The Globe and Mail

This tech is helping Canadian farmers grow smarter, not harder

How Canada’s agriculture technology – or agtech – innovators are helping farmers maximize yield, reduce costs and lower emissions.

The Toronto Star

The head of Google Canada on regulating AI, a sometimes frightening future and earning users’ trust

After nearly a quarter century in the field, Google Canada vice-president and managing director Sabrina Geremia has had a front-row seat to all

The Globe and Mail

Why experts say Canada is a leader in the global cleantech industry

While advances in cleantech are ultimately designed to be better for the planet, key to their rapid and widespread adoption is the fact that they’re also better for businesses and local economies.

Time

200 Best Inventions of 2024

Check out my contributions to TIME’s annual list of the 200 best inventions of the year

The Toronto Star

What does Visa do, anyway? Visa Canada president says Canadians don’t really understand the company — or where it’s going

Credit card giant’s Michiel Wielhouwer says securing its global payments network from bad actors has become more complex in the age of mobile use and artificial intelligence.

The Globe and Mail

Skill shortages pose challenge for Canada’s clean-energy targets

A variety of skill sets that remain in limited supply will be required to achieve the Canadian government’s lofty plans to fully decarbonize the electricity grid by 2035.

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Oil and gas expertise gives Canada leverage in geothermal development

Canada may lag behind its global peers in the push to develop geothermal technology, but the country’s expertise in deep well drilling and cold climates offers a prime opportunity to emerge as a leader.

The Toronto Star

How Ontario’s students — and teachers — are benefitting from a goal to forever change childhood education

Today, Edwin is used by about 25 per cent of Ontario students in grades 3 through 10.

The Globe and Mail

Is it time to hire a chief data and analytics officer?

CDAOs are becoming more common data and analytics become more closely tied to business outcomes, and as AI becomes more integral to business operations.

The Globe and Mail

What to consider before using your home as a source of rental income

Homeowners today need to get creative to get into or stay in the market

Fast Company

How playing video games in childhood can boost your income as an adult

New research suggests that some time spent gaming can help develop kids’ teamwork, decision-making, and strategy skills.

The Toronto Star

He helped make credit scores free for Canadians. Now he wants to make borrowing easier too

Borrowell co-founder Andrew Graham warns Canada’s regulatory system is handcuffing innovation as the rest of the world moves toward open banking

The Globe and Mail

Canada ‘a sweet spot’ for growing quantum computing industry, expert says

Canada is in a unique position to capitalize on the developing technology because of our culture, proximity to the United States and trade agreements with key global partners.

The Toronto Star

Ford of Canada CEO Talks EV Jobs, Autonomous Vehicles — and Whether Your Grandkids Will Even Need a License

“The speed of change that we’ve seen int he last number of years,” says Beverly Goodman, president and CEO of Ford of Canada, “is like nothing any of us have seen before.”

Betakit

It’s Not the Technology, It’s What You Build With It

The Toronto Star

Can struggling young Canadians still retire well? The head of RBC Royal Trust thinks they can

Leanne Kaufman, the president and CEO of RBC Royal Trust, on why she’s focused on using her platform to help Canadians grapple with some of the questions many avoid until it’s too late.