Regulation and creating space for innovation in Canada were repeated themes at the Competition Bureau’s summit on market dynamics and artificial intelligence Monday. The...
With Parliament returning today, there are a handful of bills affecting the online world still before politicians. MPs have roughly one year to act on the bills before the next election must be called. But, since this is a minority government, an election may come sooner...
Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corp. is challenging the CRTC’s...
Telesat Corp. is another step closer to launching its satellite network as...
Mila, an artificial intelligence research institute in Quebec, will be...
The Conservative party is taking a swing at the issue of online safety, with plans to propose a new piece...
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Regulation and creating space for innovation in Canada were repeated themes at the Competition Bureau’s summit on market dynamics and artificial intelligence Monday. The summit was organized to discuss impacts of AI on competition across markets and international and domestic regulatory approaches. ...
Telesat Corp. is another step closer to launching its satellite network as it announced the finalization of two funding agreements with the federal government and Quebec. The company said in a press release Friday that it has all the financing it needed in place to fund the global launch of its Lightspeed...
Charlene Gavel could be considered a lifer at Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corp. After serving as CFO of SaskTel International, she moved over to the main company, acting as CFO for nine years. One year ago, she was named president and CEO of the prairie telecom. Gavel has overseen an expansion...
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