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Ottawa, June 28, 2023— The number of women working in Canada’s digital economy is on the rise, gaining momentum during the COVID-19 pandemic, but gender diversity at the senior level lags. Women aged...

Ottawa, June 20, 2023— Skilled talent shortages are expected to persist in the clean energy sector, particularly for mid and senior-level roles, driven by growing global demand for energy and Canada’s...

Ottawa, June 14, 2023— Canada’s agri-food sector faces a critical labour shortage driven by changing skills needs, demographic challenges, and negative perceptions of agriculture that are driving...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the demand for traditional office space was drastically reduced. The aftermath has seen an increase in hybrid work arrangements and a lessened need for long daily...

Edtech procurement processes are important because they pave the way for high-quality educational resources, enable personalized learning experiences, enhance student engagement, expand learning...

Ottawa, May 25, 2023— Ontario’s creative technology sector is a core contributor to the province’s booming digital economy. Macroeconomic headwinds have not curtailed the demand for skilled workers...

Alberta votes this Monday, May 29, to decide who will lead the province for the next four years. Opinion polls currently show Alberta NDP and the United Conservative Party as essentially tied, though...

OTTAWA, ON. May 10, 2023—Art Academy of William Lyon Mackenzie C.I. from North York, ON, secures the top podium spot at ICTC’s CyberTitan VI National Finals. A very close second place went to...

ACROSS THE COUNTRY, CANADIAN STUDENTS COMPETED IN THE CYBERPATRIOT , A GLOBAL YOUTH CYBERSECURITY COMPETITION. OUT OF OVER 133 CANADIAN TEAMS, THE TOP 11 WERE SELECTED TO COMPETE HEAD-TO-HEAD IN THE...

Ottawa, May 4, 2023— Today, employment in Ontario exceeds pre-pandemic levels; several sectors that experienced employment contraction during the pandemic now face a strong demand for labour, as well...

For those of us who went through school in the 1990s or earlier, a K-12 classroom held a small number of very important technologies. Today, a classroom may include digital tablets or laptops, apps...

VANCOUVER, APRIL 20, 2023 — Since the first video game company was established in British Columbia in the late 1980s, the province’s creative technology sector has grown into a globally recognized hub...

After six months of gruelling international competition through the CyberPatriot platform, the results are in, and we wanted to congratulate Canada’s Top 10 scoring CyberTitan high school teams. Below...

This policy brief highlights what the 2023 budget means for Canada’s digital economy. The federal budget is published in the spring of each year and outlines the government’s main spending priorities...

This policy brief highlights what the 2023 budget means for Nova Scotia’s digital economy. The province’s annual budget is published in the spring of each year and outlines the government’s main...

This policy brief highlights what the 2023 budget means for Saskatchewan’s digital economy. The province’s annual budget is published in the spring of each year and outlines the government’s main...

This policy brief highlights what the 2023 budget means for Ontario’s digital economy. The province’s annual budget is published in the spring of each year and outlines the government’s main spending...

This policy brief highlights what the 2023 budget means for New Brunswick’s digital economy. The province’s annual budget is published in the spring of each year and outlines the government’s main...

Ottawa, March 27, 2023— Here are this year’s top 10 Canadian high school teams and three middle school teams to advance to the country’s premier cybersecurity competition, the CyberTitan VI National...

Equipping the Talent of Tomorrow   Canada is in dire need of cyber professionals. Cyberattacks are on the rise, ranging from service disruptions to critical data breaches, while the risks continue to...