Of that, more than C$ 7.5 billion is slated for the next two years alone.
The author, economist Anindya Sen, warns that without proper guardrails, AI innovation could harm both trust and reputation.
A push toward large-scale reactor investment, small modular reactor (SMR) development and uranium supply chains now positions the country among the next wave of nuclear‐savvy nations.
Canada’s technology sector continues to expand even though many companies hesitate to adopt cutting-edge tools like artificial intelligence. The country is balancing skilled employment growth with innovation challenges.
Of that, more than C$ 7.5 billion is slated for the next two years alone.
The author, economist Anindya Sen, warns that without proper guardrails, AI innovation could harm both trust and reputation.
A push toward large-scale reactor investment, small modular reactor (SMR) development and uranium supply chains now positions the country among the next wave of nuclear‐savvy nations.
Canada’s technology sector continues to expand even though many companies hesitate to adopt cutting-edge tools like artificial intelligence. The country is balancing skilled employment growth with innovation challenges.