Oct. 7, 2026 Workers Say AI Is Making Them Faster It will come as no surprise to anyone who has turned around an 18-slide PowerPoint deck last minute on a Friday afternoon, but most workers who use AI say it’s helping them get stuff done faster. By Taylor Scollon
Oct. 6, 2026 Parti Québécois Falls Short of Majority in Quebec For the first time in more than a decade, Quebec will be governed by a separatist party. By Taylor Scollon
Oct. 5, 2026 Parti Québécois Falls Short of Majority in Quebec For the first time in more than a decade, Quebec will be governed by a separatist party — but the path to independence is far from clear. By Taylor Scollon
Oct. 5, 2026 U.S. Operatives Are Stirring Canada’s Separatist Pot The Americans are keeping tabs on the Alberta referendum. By Taylor Scollon
Sept. 28, 2026 In China, 5-minute EV charging is becoming the norm Geely cracks the code to EV chargers. By Taylor Scollon
Sept. 21, 2026 Greta Dopp on How She Became Peloton's First Canadian Instructor A Q&A with the first Canadian Peloton instructor. By Taylor Scollon
Sept. 21, 2026 Parliament Is Back With a Long To-Do List Lawmakers are going to have their hands full. By Taylor Scollon
Sept. 15, 2026 The Appetizers Have Been Served at Canada’s Investment Summit The main course is still to come, but you could say there is some light snacking underway. By Taylor Scollon
Sept. 14, 2026 The Biggest AI Companies Want to Take Things Slower Frontier labs are hitting the pause button. By Taylor Scollon
Sept. 11, 2026 Anthropic May Have Caught People Using AI to Build Biological Weapons The AI doomsday fears keep growing. By Taylor Scollon
