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Canada’s Economic Success Depends On One Thing: Young People With International Experience
Specifically, writer David McKinnon argues, the country needs a new generation of Canadians with an understanding of the Indo-Pacific
- Illustration by Sébastien Thibault
Canada’s Economic Success Depends On One Thing: Young People With International Experience
Specifically, writer David McKinnon argues, the country needs a new generation of Canadians with an understanding of the Indo-Pacific
- Illustration by Sébastien Thibault
Why It’s Time to Close the AI Knowledge Divide
It’s crucial to dissolve the myth of all-encompassing helpfulness and usefulness
Abdullah Snobar Makes the Business Case For Vulnerable Leadership
Abdullah Snobar, executive director of Toronto Metropolitan University’s DMZ, has a vision for a Canadian tech sector that’s both more innovative and more empathetic—a thoroughly modern approach derived not just from his own lived experience, but from his heritage and his family.
Immigrants Don’t Need ‘Canadian Experience,’ Actually
Why working abroad is a critical competitive advantage in our stagnant marketplace
Why Aren’t Dementia Patients Getting The Culturally Competent Care They Need?
The number of racialized individuals diagnosed with dementia will spike in the coming years, with the most significant increase among Asian Canadians. Can Canada’s health care system handle it?
Newsflash: An App Isn’t Going To Solve Racism
AI language tools can now change foreign-born workers’ accents in real time, promising to make them more desirable candidates. Here's why that isn't going to work.
Canada Has an Immigration Problem. It’s Just Not the One You Think
Anti-immigrant sentiment is spiking, yet Canada's growth strategy depends on immigration. How did we get here and what does it mean for the country's future?
Why It’s Time to Close the AI Knowledge Divide
It’s crucial to dissolve the myth of all-encompassing helpfulness and usefulness
Abdullah Snobar Makes the Business Case For Vulnerable Leadership
Abdullah Snobar, executive director of Toronto Metropolitan University’s DMZ, has a vision for a Canadian tech sector that’s both more innovative and more empathetic—a thoroughly modern approach derived not just from his own lived experience, but from his heritage and his family.
Immigrants Don’t Need ‘Canadian Experience,’ Actually
Why working abroad is a critical competitive advantage in our stagnant marketplace
Why Aren’t Dementia Patients Getting The Culturally Competent Care They Need?
The number of racialized individuals diagnosed with dementia will spike in the coming years, with the most significant increase among Asian Canadians. Can Canada’s health care system handle it?
Newsflash: An App Isn’t Going To Solve Racism
AI language tools can now change foreign-born workers’ accents in real time, promising to make them more desirable candidates. Here's why that isn't going to work.
Canada Has an Immigration Problem. It’s Just Not the One You Think
Anti-immigrant sentiment is spiking, yet Canada's growth strategy depends on immigration. How did we get here and what does it mean for the country's future?
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