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Varcoe: Growing majority of Canadians say oil, gas critical to economy

Coffee Briefing Feb. 20 – Google Cloud stops charging customers for moving to another cloud provider; Thomson Reuters launches AI legal assistant in Canada; HP announces Digital Equity Accelerator program; and more

Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed the last Coffee Briefing? We’ve got you covered. Google Cloud stops charging departing customers for data transfer Google Cloud has announced that it will no longer charge customers moving to other

"Strategic, deliberate" approach key to Canada's

OTTAWA, Feb. 14, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Government of Canada lacks a comprehensive strategy for evaluating international science, technology,...

NetNewsLedger - Technology: Government of Canada lacks a comprehensive strategy for STIK

Report calls for strategic approach to Canada's international STIK partnerships, emphasizing the need for a data-driven evaluation framework

"Strategic, deliberate" approach key to Canada's international knowledge partnerships

ELECTRICAL SAFETY AUTHORITY WELCOMES THE RELEASE OF ONTARIO'S CLEAN ENERGY OPPORTUNITY REPORT

Finding energy policy common ground • Troy Media

Bill Whitelaw • Canadians feel disengaged from the current politics behind climate and energy policy. Here is my proposal to help bridge the gap

From the Editor: Dysfunctional GPS on the road to net zero [Gas in Transition]

Both the Canadian government and the government of Alberta, source of most of Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions, have come out with emissions reduction plans that seem unlikely to pave the way to a lower carbon future. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 4]

How will Canada achieve net-zero energy?

Policy, incentives and technology cited as key drivers

Varcoe: Ditch Bill C-69 to get major projects built, Prairies say

A recent survey found 74 per cent of respondents rate oil and gas as important to Canada’s current economy, up from 65 per cent.