#Budget2024 emergency pod: spoiling for a fight
Canadian techâs trust battery for the fedsâ approach to innovation policy has drained.
What’s in #Budget2024 for Canadian tech?
All eyes in Canadian tech are on AI, open banking, cleantech, and… taxes?
What made you first love tech?
A pure nostalgia pod unpacking the gadgets, media, and moments that brought us to tech.
Is QuĂŠbec Canadaâs quantum province?
Quantacet managing partner MartinâŻLaforest joins to discuss quantum techâs âdegrees of sexiness.â
Can video games teach kids math?
Serial founder Steven Woods on using video games as an educational tool, and avoiding venture capital.
Cory Doctorowâs new tech crime thriller takes us back to the days of Yahoo!
With The Bezzle, Doctorow continues to investigate the âabsurdly complex, but not very clever.â
Floatâs CEO on bridging the spending and software divide
Rob Khazzam has big ambitions for his business finance startupâhe just doesnât know what to build next.
How to fix SR&ED
Can a decades-old, $4 billion tax credit program be modernized to solve Canada’s innovation woes?
After Ecobee, Stuart Lombard has no regrets
Ecobeeâs ex-CEO and President on building consumer hardware in Canada and what comes next.
Can this FinTech startup become Canadaâs next bank?
CEO Daniel Eberhard explains why Koho is going from challenger bank to actual bank.
Taylor Swift & the Apple Vision Pro are the biggest tech stories of 2024 (so far)
There is now software designed as an offensive weapon to fight other software. Arm the Swifties.
Untether AIâs new CEO is here for global scale
Chris Walker left retirement to lead Untether AIâs âscaling moment.â
The war against tech enshittification
This is why we canât have nice things.
Maybe the Rogers-Shaw merger wonât lower prices after all
Did Rogers’ recent price hike finally rile Canadians (and our elected representatives) into action?
The biggest tech questions of 2024
A transitional year in tech inspires many open questions.