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The Short Report: October 14, 2026

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October 14, 2026

Ottawa invests $2 billion to make homes more energy efficient; upcoming launch of $1-billion Food-Link Fund; open science is "not incompatible" with research; women authors under-represented in science journals; federal government needs a "significant shift" in how it operates; Canada needs a bigger bet on quantum; nearly half of workers in Canadian heavy industry are now using AI; National Food Security Strategy neglects the soil; and more.

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Organizations:	123 Cyber, ADGA, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Alberta Court of Appeal, Amentum, American Family Ventures, Angus Reid, Anvil, Apple, Assembly of First Nations, Association for Mineral Exploration, AT&T Inc., Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Augmentios, Battelle, Bell Canada, BioRender, Blackpanda, Business Development Bank of Canada, BWX Technologies, C. D. Howe Institute, Calian Group Ltd., Canada Health Infoway, Canada Infrastructure Bank, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Canada Revenue Agency, Canadian Air Transport Security Authority, Canadian Armed Forces, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Canadian Science Publishing, Canadian Space Agency, Canadian Union of Public Employees, Canadian Venture Capital & Private Equity Association, Capstone Infrastructure Corp., Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation, Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario, China General Technology Research Institute, Cohere, Cold Lake First Nations, Colleges and Institutes Canada, Construct Capital, Council of Canadian Innovators, CyberWorks Robotics, Defence Investment Agency, Department of Finance Canada, Ecojustice, Edmonton Unlimited, Eecomobility, Ernst & Young, European Commission, European Space Agency, Evertz Microsystems Limited, Evident AI, Export Development Canada, Fidelity, Financial Action Task Force, Financial Stability Board, FL01, FNZ, Framework Ventures, General Fusion Group Ltd., George Gordon First Nation, German Research Foundation, Global Affairs Canada, Global Infrastructure Partners, Global Risk Institute, Globalive Capital Inc., Google, Government of Saskatchewan, Health Canada, Helmholtz Center for Information Security, Hustle Fund, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, Institute for Advanced Study, Institute for Research on Public Policy, Invest Ottawa, Ivey Business School, JR East, Jubilant Radiopharma Inc., Kepler Communications Inc., Kepler Communications U.S., Kin Commerce, Kindred, Kinectrics, KPMG, La Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, Larus, Lawson, London Stock Exchange Group, Maritime Launch Services, Maverix Private Equity, McGill University, Mecka, Meissner, Meta, Metcalf Foundation, Microsoft, Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, National Agency for Disruptive Innovation, National Cybersecurity Strategy Headquarters, National Defence, Natural Resources Canada, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, Neo, Nine Four Ventures, Northern Nutrients Ltd., Nuclear Innovation Institute, Nuclear Laboratory Partners of Canada, NVIDIA, Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions, OpenAI, OpenCircle Contractors Association, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Oso Cloud, Periodic Labs, Pillar, Polygrade, Poznań University of Technology, Prairies Economic Development Canada, Punchcard Systems, Qualcomm Ventures, Quantum Industry Canada, RBC, RCMP, Reactiv, Room, Samsung, Science and Technology in Society, Senso AI, Sequoia Capital, Soil Conservation Council of Canada, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, Sprout Fund, Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation, Stikeman Elliott LLP, TACTIQL, TD Bank, Tessellate Robotics, Times Car, Tiny Ltd., Transition Accelerator, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat, TrendAI, Tri-agency Institutional Programs Secretariat, UK Atomic Energy Authority, Université de Sherbrooke, University of Calgary School of Public Policy, University of Guelph, University of Toronto, University of Waterloo, VIA Rail, Wellcome, Western University, York University, and Zeta Global
People:	Alison Nankivell, Andrew Kennedy, Asim Biswas, Blythe Masters, Brice Scheschuk, Caitlin Marsh, Carol Wilding, Chanhong Cao, Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak, Dana O'Born, Danielle Smith, David Bissett, David McGuinty, Donald Trump, Dorothee Bär, Eden Hennessey, Eric Sprott, Evan Solomon, Geoffrey Hinton, Graham Flack, Guillermo Freire, Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood, Heath MacDonald, Isabelle Hudon, J. D. Vance, Jack Mintz, Jim Balsillie, John Ruffolo, Jon Milton, Justin Puma, Marjorie Michel, Mark Carney, Masaaki Taira, Masaki Hiraoka, Mathieu Paquette, Mélanie Joly, Michael Kratsios, Mirko Bibic, Mona Nemer, Narendra Modi, Natalie Yeadon, Neil Parry, Nolan Quinn, Patty Hajdu, Peter Castiel, Peter Routledge, Peter Wallace, Philip Bazel, Rachel Pettigrew, Rechie Valdez, Research Money, Richard Bloomfield, Richard Ivey, Richard Rémillard, Rob Stewart, Robert Black, Rosamond Ivey, Sam Jenkins, Saroop Bharwani, Sean Lee, Shohini Ghose, Stephen Cunnane, Stephen Welch, Steven MacKinnon, Tim Hodgson, Toshiharu Furukawa, Vincent Larivière, and Yoshua Bengio
Topics:	artificial intelligence, biomanufacturing, carbon emissions, critical minerals, defence procurement, energy efficiency, federal funding, food security, heat pumps, home retrofits, housing infrastructure, labour force, mining industry, quantum computing, and Regulatory reform

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