Innovation news

Across Canada, fields once guided by weather patterns and farmer intuition are now informed by streams of digital data. In greenhouses and prairie farms alike, new agri‑tech systems apply artificial intelligence to monitor soil conditions, automate irrigation, and forecast yields. These tools are redefining how climate variation and resource use are managed, translating research into precise, real‑time decisions that make agriculture both more productive and more sustainable.

Across Canada, a new generation of entrepreneurs is transforming how healthcare reaches patients. Artificial intelligence now interprets diagnostic images in minutes rather than hours, and virtual platforms are connecting clinicians with remote communities that once faced long travel times for consultations. Behind these changes lies a growing collaboration between academic research and early‑stage companies, blending scientific precision with entrepreneurial drive. Momentum

Canada’s economy is becoming more deeply connected to artificial intelligence, and with that connection comes a renewed focus on digital trust. As new data governance frameworks take shape in 2025, researchers and entrepreneurs are rethinking how information should be collected, secured, and shared. The conversation has moved well beyond cybersecurity as a technical concern; it now touches on transparency, accountability, and the ethical treatment of personal and societal dat

Across Canada, the transition to a net‑zero economy is reshaping how entrepreneurs, researchers, and policymakers think about innovation....