With billions invested and global shipping patterns evolving fast, the time for passive coexistence is over. Canada needs its ports to operate as an integrated trade engine — not as rival islands of inefficiency.

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Open Banking is transforming the way people access and manage their finances. By allowing secure, user-approved data sharing between banks and third-party providers, it’s unlocking competition, convenience, and innovation in the financial world.

Microsoft just laid off 6,000 employees as it doubles down on AI. Here's what happened, who it affected, and what it means for the future of work and small businesses.

The India-Pakistan conflict is devastating Indian small businesses and disrupting North American companies reliant on remote Indian teams, amid power cuts and internet shutdowns.

Edmonton is gearing up to host the 2025 World Junior Mixed Doubles Curling Championship. Although I'm based in Vancouver, I reflect on how this event brings communities together to celebrate youth, sport, and athleticism.

As U.S. tariffs tighten, Canadian exporters face a pivotal choice: retreat or expand globally. With access to 50 free trade markets and major infrastructure ready, Canada is primed to pivot beyond the U.S.—and lead with premium products on the world stage.

A major new AI infrastructure project could redefine the future of artificial general intelligence. Nvidia launches new Rubin AI chips, RAND calls for a Manhattan Project-style effort on AGI, and OpenAI sharpens its focus. Here’s today’s top AI/AGI news