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April 11-13, 2024: DemocracyXChange Summit Returns to Toronto

April 11-13, 2024: DemocracyXChange Summit Returns to Toronto

Featuring Former White House Tech Advisor Tim Wu; plus virtual talks with Oscar-winning filmmaker of Navalny, Daniel Roher, Meta/Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen.
Microsoft Office Suite remains most in-demand skill since 2019, demand for AI skills rising

Microsoft Office Suite remains most in-demand skill since 2019, demand for AI skills rising

Consistent with a 2019 study, general office skills are still in highest demand in Canada, while need for AI skills is rising rapidly but still low compared to overall skills demand.
Tech workers in the U.S. earn 46 per cent more than tech workers in Canada: TMU Study

Tech workers in the U.S. earn 46 per cent more than tech workers in Canada: TMU Study

As Canada continues to lose homegrown tech workers to the U.S., a new report provides a comprehensive analysis of the tech wage gap between the two countries.
Access, skills and culture key to reversing Canada’s slide in global digital rankings

Access, skills and culture key to reversing Canada’s slide in global digital rankings

As people in Canada struggle to access information and process critical tasks, a TMU study explores why the federal government has fallen from six to 32 in the government digital transformation world ranking in the past 20 years despite significant ...
Only four per cent of businesses in Canada report using artificial intelligence (AI): TMU study

Only four per cent of businesses in Canada report using artificial intelligence (AI): TMU study

While concern grows around AI replacing jobs, a new report reveals only four per cent of all businesses across Canada have adopted AI for commercial use in any capacity.