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By Mark Lowey
Canadian innovators can produce the most wonderful medical devices that improve patient outcomes and reduce health care costs, but they won’t get used unless they meet several requirements, experts said at Alberta Innovate's Inventures conference.

By Mark Lowey
Social entrepreneur Vicki Saunders learned from her parents the values of having the freedom to dream and being part of a close, interconnected community. In a conversation with Research Money publisher Jeffrey Crelinsten, she shares how those values shaped her innovative thinking in how to invest and do business in a caring, open, sustainable way to "create the new world."

By Mark Lowey
Canada’s well-educated talent pool and numerous federal government innovation programs haven’t translated into the commercialization of products for the global digital economy, panellists said during a Canadian Science Policy Centre webinar.

By Guest Contributor
Andrew Maxwell at York University examines the many reasons and challenges behind Canada's declining innovation performance and what is needed to reverse this trend and build a future of sustainable prosperity.

By Research Money
Tune in to episode 2 of the Research Money podcast, featuring special guest Vicki Saunders, founder and CEO of Coralus! In this episode, Vicki shares her entrepreneurial journey. From launching ventures in post-communist Prague to reshaping funding models for women and non-binary-led businesses, Vicki's story is one of bold ideas, radical generosity, and challenging traditional models.

By Mark Lowey
The Port of Churchill on Hudson Bay in Manitoba is attracting more research and investment as a way to expand Canada’s port options and diversify trade routes and export markets amid the Trump tariff war.

By Mark Lowey
The federal government must stop giving financial subsidies, intellectual property and other intangible assets to foreign companies and procure many more technologies and services from innovative Canadian firms, says prominent venture capitalist John Ruffolo.

By Mark Lowey
Kal Merhi's memories of civil warn-torn Lebanon and spending years living with his family in shelled and abandoned buildings led him to become a startup founder, helping people find safe, affordable places to live with compatible roommates.

By Research Money
Tune in to the inaugural episode of the Research Money podcast, hosted by R$ Publisher and CEO Jeffrey Crelinsten and featuring special guest John Ruffolo of Maverix Private Equity! In this episode, we dive into John’s journey, explore the challenges Canada faces in investing and R&D, and discuss the importance of supporting Canadian youth to help them thrive at home.