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Laurent Carbonneau is the vice-president of policy and advocacy at the Council for Canadian Innovators (CCI). Government buying is big business. At between 12 and 14 percent of Canada’s GDP in any given year, it’s comparable to the economy of Alberta or the turnover of our natural resources sector. It also accounts for just over…
One year ago, open-source AI coding agent OpenCode debuted at a DevTools Toronto meetup with maybe 30 people in the room. That tool now has eight million monthly active users and expects to bring in around $25 million in annual revenue. It’s all led by Jay V, a University of Waterloo alumnus who, clad in…
Something shifted the moment we arrived at the beach house. Slower mornings, dinners outside, salt air coming through every window—these first few weeks have felt like a deep exhale and exactly what I’ve been craving. It feels right that our June issue of The EDIT is all about dreams—because summer, wherever you find it, feels…
Somewhere in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), nestled in a nondescript building, is one of Canada’s most powerful supercomputers. Its presence is not advertised, and BetaKit was asked to avoid any details that might be used to specify its exact location, due to security concerns, and because it is home to close to $200 million…
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM Picture two parents, both devoted. Both called every Sunday. Both showed up for birthdays, sent money when things got hard, and made every visible effort. One of them has an adult child who calls with the hard stuff: the job that fell apart, the relationship that ended badly, the…
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM For decades, researchers looked for the seat of magnetoreception in all the obvious places: the eyes, the inner ear, the beak. A study just published in Science points somewhere none of them expected. The organ doing the magnetic navigation work in homing pigeons appears to be the liver. Iron…
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM For decades, high clinical risk and chemotherapy arrived together as a package deal in early breast cancer. A trial presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting in Chicago on May 30, 2026, is pulling them apart. The OPTIMA trial enrolled more than 4,400 patients across the United…
Everyone has thoughts and feelings, many of these are influenced by the outside world, and some from deep within. It’s those thoughts and feelings that arise from deep within us we want to explore. There will be times in everyone’s life when a strong feeling or emotion arises to encourage us to either remain still,…
Normally, I ignore many of these analyses of the Roswell case. Baker Overland just posted “I Found the REAL Roswell Crash site.” I was interested in the real crash site but all he did was trespass on private property and cross Bureau of Land Management land (BLM) without permission. The real site he found,…
