Science Canada

Canada's quantum leap: The little quantum company manufacturing big quantum dreams

Meet QuantumCore and the manufacturing backbone of the quantum era.

Jun 15 • Science Canada

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Beyond sovereignty slogans: A defence-tech procurement crisis and the real "buy canadian" plan

Supporting defence tech, fixing procurement, and leveraging AI can turn “Buy Canadian” from a talking point to real sovereignty.

Jun 2 • Science Canada

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May 2026

What happens to workers when the AI revolution pops off? | Sitka Media

The job market is tightening. The economy is stalling. And the AI industrial revolution has arrived.

May 21 • Science Canada

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April 2026

Bespoke bones: 3D printing and nanotech reshape the future of bone repair

Bespoke bones may no longer be the stuff of science fiction.

Apr 22 • Science Canada

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September 2025

Sustainable mining: How scientists help Canada drive modern mineral extraction

We often overlook Canada's leadership in sustainable resource extraction and the crucial role scientists play in driving change.

Sep 10, 2025 • Science Canada

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August 2025

Whale-friendly fishing tech: A deep dive into Ashored

Ashored is a special kind of startup that's helping a traditional industry transition into — and thrive within — a sustainable future.

Aug 12, 2025 • Science Canada

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Rocket fuel and national pride: Inside NordSpace's push for space sovereignty

NordSpace has grand plans to make Canada's space program a sovereign one. We take a look at their moonshot.

Aug 4, 2025 • Science Canada

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July 2025

Stathletes CEO, Meghan Chayka, on high-performance leadership

Chayka says that continuous adaptation is the key to bigger things, better assignments, and beating burnout.

Jul 11, 2025 • Science Canada

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June 2025

AI bias won't go down without a fight

Brand new tech. Old-school bias. A study from the University of Toronto shows just how deeply today’s AI image generators mirror ingrained body biases.

Jun 21, 2025 • Science Canada

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May 2025

Building the 15-minute city: Tracking sustainable urban living in Toronto

What's better than a walkable city? Perhaps, one that's green too.

May 21, 2025 • Science Canada

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June 0002

Simulation theory was debunked, but philosophers and researchers disagree

Sorry, Matrix fans. Math may have pulled the plug.

Jun 21, 0002 • Science Canada

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The deepfakes are winning: Researchers prove AI watermarks are breakable

Despite best efforts, AI watermarking solutions are still no match for deepfakes.

Jun 21, 0002 • Science Canada

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