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Home»Archives»Technology (Page 28)

Wasting money propping up untenable news operations

By Peter Menzies on March 14, 2018  

Wasting money propping up untenable news operations

The smartest thing the federal government could have done to answer pleas for subsidy from…

Catching a ride on the ‘creative destructive’ economy

By Lee Harding on March 9, 2018  

Catching a ride on the ‘creative destructive’ economy

What do creation, destruction, sharing and profit have in common? When it comes to the…

Raising capital is not always the only option

By Warren Bergen on March 7, 2018  

Raising capital is not always the only option

Most of us in the entrepreneurial space, whether building, supporting or funding early stage companies,…

Reclaim brownfield sites by putting science funding to practical use

By Cody McKay on March 7, 2018  

Reclaim brownfield sites by putting science funding to practical use

There are tens of thousands of brownfield sites scattered across Canada – many of them…

What does the future hold for Calgary’s economy?

By Robert McGarvey on March 5, 2018  

What does the future hold for Calgary’s economy?

There's only one certainty in life: change. So the next wave of prosperity in Calgary,…

The black hole of increased funding for scientific research

By Derrick Rancourt on March 4, 2018  

The black hole of increased funding for scientific research

In the recently released 2018 budget, I was pleased to see that the Liberal government…

One big asteroid could ruin the mining industry

By Ian Madsen on February 26, 2018  

One big asteroid could ruin the mining industry

While not literally pie in the sky, asteroid mining used to be science fiction. It's…

There is only one way to meet a venture capitalist

By Warren Bergen on February 24, 2018  

There is only one way to meet a venture capitalist

How you approach a venture capitalist (VC) can be the difference between receiving a quick…

Canada’s new superclusters could just be black holes

By Derrick Rancourt on February 20, 2018  

Canada’s new superclusters could just be black holes

Can Canadian industry lead the Liberal government’s latest innovation idea? I have mixed feelings about…

Building a passion for STEM studies among women and girls

By Art Eggleton on February 19, 2018  

Building a passion for STEM studies among women and girls

By Sen. Art Eggleton and Sen. Raymonde Saint-Germain We recently celebrated International Day of Women…

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