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As the two countries celebrate 50 years of diplomatic ties, Mongolia in particular is hoping to jumpstart trade and investment.

Ron Deibert is a Canadian professor of political science, a philosopher, an author, and the founder of the renowned Citizen Lab, situated in the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto. He is perhaps best known to readers for his research on targeted surveillance, which won the Citizen Lab a 2015 EFF Award. I had the pleasure of working with Ron early on in

Security researchers say two pro-democracy activists were subjected to attempted state-sponsored hacking

As the Israel-Hamas temporary truce takes effect, Munk School of Global Affairs Founding Director Janice Stein assess how the crucial days ahead might play out.

Israel has agreed to a four-day pause in fighting in Gaza, and in exchange, Hamas will begin releasing at least 50 hostages.

Evidence and history suggest that Canadians will be worse off if the Bank of Canada is pressured to moderate interdst rates. Read on.

Home to hundreds of tech firms ranging from telecommunications giants like Nokia to fledgling software startups, Kanata North contributes billions of dollars annually to the Canadian economy.  As the Kanata North Business Association embarks on its next phase of strategic planning, it invited Dan Breznitz, one of the country’s foremost innovation experts, to the Brookstreet […] Already an Insider? Log in Get Instant Access to This Article Become an Ottawa Business ...

The vice-chancellor of Imperial College London received the biggest pay rise across all UK universities – with a bump of £186,000, latest figures show.

Marva Wisdom is one of 26 new appointees to Order of Ontario

The Ontario government’s new investment organization could incentivize institutional investors to take a closer look at infrastructure opportunities in the province, says Iftikhar Ahmed, a wealth solutions partner at Aon. “We work with a large number of pension plans and other institutional investors who would be keen to participate in infrastructure development in the province.” […]