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Canada to face new pressures to confront China as Biden advocates for a more united approach

Canada to face new pressures to confront China as Biden advocates for a more united approach
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Canada s spy-catching system caused delay, angst in Delisle case: former FBI official | iNFOnews

OTTAWA - The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation's former head of counter-intelligence says it fell to him to tell the RCMP about a spy in the Canadian nav

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Opinion: How to keep IP Canadian: Learn from the success of public-private partnerships during the pandemic

Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Karima Bawa is an expert on the commercialization of university research and development. Myra Tawfik is a professor of law and distinguished university professor at the University of Windsor. Both are senior fellows with the Centre for International Governance Innovation and are the co-authors of The Intellectual Property Guide . COVID-19 has had a devastating effect on our communities and the global economy for most of 2020. What has kept us all going is the possibility of a vaccine. The initial vaccine timeline of 24 to 36 months was highly accelerated – but even this optimistic timeline was surpassed with the recent release of the first vaccines, offering hope that our lives may once again see some semblance of normalcy before t

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The future of work: How the pandemic s awakening will shape Canada s labour force

The future of work: How the pandemic s awakening will shape Canada s labour force The global pandemic changed everything in 2020. Now it is going to change everything forever. This is part of The Future of series, in which BNN Bloomberg looks at what is next for our transformed economy and daily lives. Canadaâs first robot barista kiosk emerged in Torontoâs upscale Yorkville neighbourhood in September. The Dark Horse Automat espresso bar offers specialty coffee on demand, delivered without any human contact to the caffeine-seeker. This is one of countless innovative new ways of getting work done that were born out of the pandemic. The automat is an example of technology that can replace several shifts of work, perhaps even a barista position or two, though it requires servicing and regular maintenance. In fact, there are few facets of the way that we approach and perform our work that havenât been impacted by the pandemic.

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Canada s foreign policy agenda in 2021

Canada s foreign policy agenda in 2021 There will be a new goal in the coming year: getting ahead (and getting heard) in an unfriendly, chaotic world In the iconic West Wing episode “Hartsfield’s Landing” recently adapted by most of the original cast in a special urging Americans to vote that romantic ideal of a president, Jed Bartlet, navigates a geopolitical crisis while juggling chess games with staff. He urges them to “see the whole board.” We hesitate to suggest that Canadian cabinet meetings sound anything much like an Aaron Sorkin script. But there is much at play in the world outside of that often less-than-romantic White House, no matter who is sitting in it. For all the relief that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may be feeling at the end of the Donald Trump presidency, there is plenty of strategy, chaos and opportunity elsewhere.

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