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The Evolution of Toronto’s Tech Landscape: Bridging Digital and Urban Development
Toronto, often dubbed the "Silicon Valley of the North," stands as a beacon of technological evolution, seamlessly integrating digital advancements with urban development. This transformation has not only catapulted Toronto into the global tech spotlight but has also significantly impacted its economic landscape, societal norms, and the daily lives of
Huawei Canada operates at a higher wavelength, calls on competitors to do the same
Canada’s dismal state of rural broadband service means life beyond a 75 km radius of any major city is excluded from the digital economy and its services. This is an embarrassing state of affairs for a G7 country, in North America no less, and the one in which Alexander Graham
Albertans Must Get Inventive in Healthcare as Price of Oil Slides Further
As world oil prices and the Canadian dollar slide perilously, Albertans must become more inventive and rigorous in managing our costs – and our expectations – especially in high-cost areas like infrastructure, education and health care. Health care is the biggest challenge. We cannot turn off the population’s health care
The Other Drug Problem in Canada’s Cities
How Canada’s piecemeal pharmaceutical drug insurance coverage costs Canadian cities—and taxpayers—plenty Canada's cities face a number of problems: traffic, housing, crime, infrastructure—the list goes on. Prescription drugs are one of these problems—one that is costing local governments as much as $500 million every year. How so? Municipalities, like most employers,
Canada has Mixed Wait Time Results in Health Care
We need governments to promote best practices across the country and improve patient outcomes Wait times have long been a source of concern for Canadians, and in some jurisdictions, remain a significant problem. Recently the Canadian Institutes of Health Information (CIHI) released its report for 2015. There is both encouraging
Eryn O’Neill Explores Ottawa’s Urban Side
Above: “Infrastructure” Oil on Canvas by Eryn O'Neill, 30x48, 2015. If someone asked you to describe Ottawa, what would you say? The first images that come to mind might be the canal, Parliament Hill or one of the many museums in this historic city. But Eryn O’Neill had a different idea. O’Neill,
Tie Up Your Dancing Shoes and Get Ready for Sea Perry
Get ready to put on your dancing shoes for the single Molly’s Shoes by Canadian folk-rock band Sea Perry. The catchy and upbeat song dropped at the beginning of April from the band’s debut full-length album, Do What You Do, set to be released April 21. If this first single
An Interview with Gen Ray Henault: There’s No Life Like It
In this three-part series on the state of Canada's military preparedness, Ottawa Life's top writers examine Canada's peacekeeping deployments around the world, capacity and equipment challenges, and pressing infrastructure replacement needs. We begin our series on national defense with the first of three interviews with Gen. Ray Henault, Chief of
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