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The Newest Way To Watch Sports Is Here— & It’s Luxe

Going to a game is becoming less about the bliss of watching your favourite player hit a walk-off home run and more about access to exclusive experiences

This Is The Best Golf Tech For 2025

From a smartwatch that offers advice on jet lag to a self-driving caddie, these are the new and upcoming tech to up your next golf game

How Architects Are Getting Innovative and Addressing the Climate Crisis

For billions at risk of heat stress, air conditioning isn’t the only viable response. Architects from all corners of the globe are using centuries-old practices to create sustainable solutions for life on a warming planet

Thirty Years After Clueless, Where’s Cher’s Closet IRL?

Although apps have been developed with the intention of providing that experience, there hasn’t been a widespread, viable and user-friendly option

Immigrant Entrepreneurs Are Leaving — & We’re To Blame

Talented immigrant entrepreneurs are opting to leave Canada, taking their groundbreaking ideas with them. Who or what is to blame? The list is long

Why Shoppers Are Ditching Big Chains for Specialty Grocers

“It’s incredibly expensive, but it feels like ‘found secrets,’ with exclusive items not found anywhere else.”

Model-Turned-Tech Founder Sinead Bovell on Why the Future of Tech Must Be Global

“It’s not just about changing who’s in the room talking about technology, but also what it looks like to talk about it. It should look like everyone, because technology impacts everyone.”

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

Why It’s Time to Close the AI Knowledge Divide

It’s crucial to dissolve the myth of all-encompassing helpfulness and usefulness

What Art Teaches Us About The Future of Biotechnology

Exploring the digital sensuality of multimedia artist Tishan Hsu.

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.