Peak readers have a complicated relationship with AI, informed by usage patterns and job seniority.
Feb 9, 2026
Indigenous group challenges private land ownership, Ottawa courts Chinese EV makers
Feb 7, 2026
The big clash of Super Bowl Sunday: OpenAI vs. Anthropic.
Feb 6, 2026
Ottawa re-jigs its EV strategy, Spotify gets bookish.
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It's a strange time to be homeowner in B.C.
The feds are courting Chinese EV makers.
Bitcoin prices have fallen 20% in the past week.
The real clash this weekend is between two AI titans.
It turns out audiobook listeners want to read physical books, too.
Ottawa is switching up its EV strategy.
The markets are spooked by the latest AI developments.
The U.S. is pitching a mineral pact.
Quick Q&As with Canadians doing interesting things.
Chatting with the founder of Swift Hockey about making hockey more affordable, what goes into creating a new hockey stick, and entrepreneurship.
Doing business in Canada vs. the U.S., AGI skepticism, and how businesses can prepare for the death of search.
What makes a good restaurant, dining trends that should go away, and why lots of restaurants are likely to close this year.