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What’s on October ’26.
Read more: What’s on October ’26.We know, we know – summer vacations have just started, and who wants to think about fall? In fact, this is the best time to be thinking about your fall trade show schedule. There’s a lot happening across Canada this fall, and October’s agenda is full of events covering the defence, aerospace, electricity, healthcare, and…
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Canada’s cybersecurity market.
Read more: Canada’s cybersecurity market.Looking for information about the Canadian cybersecurity landscape? We’ve got that for you, so keep reading. The Canadian cybersecurity market was valued at approximately USD $19.7 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD $46.5 billion by 2033, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.4%. In terms of revenue, Canada accounted…
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Export definitions in the tech age.
Read more: Export definitions in the tech age.When is an export not an export? That’s the issue behind Global Affairs Canada’s Notice to Exporters No. 1159, which provides clarity and guidance on the global movement and storage of controlled technology in the cloud. And with information routinely stored on servers around the world, a clear definition of a technology export is particularly…
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Canada’s critical minerals plan.
Read more: Canada’s critical minerals plan.Canada’s Critical Minerals Strategy, launched in 2022, was a comprehensive, long-term federal initiative designed to position the country as a global leader in the production and supply of minerals essential to modern technologies, clean energy systems, and national security. It was a long-term strategy designed to position Canada as a major global supplier of minerals…
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Data centres in Canada.
Read more: Data centres in Canada.The Canadian data centre industry is expected to reach a market value of $9.04 billion by 2029, driven by cloud services, IoT, and big data. The cities of Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver are considered among the main technological hubs for investment from global cloud providers. This growth is supported by existing sustainable energy sources (green…
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Automation in Canadian construction.
Read more: Automation in Canadian construction.Canada’s construction sector is one of the biggest contributors to the national economy, representing approximately 7.4% of (and contributing $151 billion to) the country’s gross domestic product (GDP). It encompasses many activities, including residential, non-residential, infrastructure, and industrial construction. In recent years, the sector has been characterized by strong demand for infrastructure projects, sustainability, and…
