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Canada’s newly released National Artificial Intelligence Strategy, AI for All, speaks the vocabulary of a security document while carrying the architecture of an industrial one. Trust, sovereignty, and protection appear on nearly every page. Six pillars promise to shield Canadians from AI’s risks while multi-billion-dollar commitments flow toward compute, talent, and Canadian...

Canada’s new AI strategy can map soil, forecast orchard yields and hunt invasive species. But at the barn door, the signal goes strangely quiet. That is not a minor omission. It is a barn-sized blind spot. AI for All identifies agriculture as one of five national priority sectors. Yet its “AI on the farm” examples [...]

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Why Canada’s low business AI adoption is a change-management problem — and why “AI for All” should fund a grant program for SME process redesign, not just AI tools. Canada helped invent modern AI. The 2017 Pan-Canadian AI Strategy was the world’s first funded national AI strategy, and it delivered: the research institutes it seeded [...]

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Artificial Intelligence is a new technology that has further developed in 2026. With the emergence of new tools such as Co-Pilot, Claude, and Chat GPT, executive leaders, policymakers, academic leaders and government partners are still learning how to use it effectively. AI is no longer confined to university research laboratories; it is rapidly becoming part [...]

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In May, a Toronto man decided to sell his car back to the dealership he had bought it from. He submitted an online inquiry. Someone named Quinn texted back, offered him $27,162.79, agreed to take his counteroffer to the manager, and booked a time to close the deal. Then a human sales consultant called [...]

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