2026 Editorial Series Archives

AI for All Needs Security for All: Why Canada’s AI Strategy Must Treat Critical Infrastructure as a Core Test Case
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

David Medcalfe

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Before Canada Scales Health AI Infrastructure, It Must Govern What Health Data Becomes
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Cindy Hansen

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Pour une adoption de l’IA qui fonctionne vraiment : ce que les PME québécoises nous apprennent
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Lesly Nzeusseu Kouamou

Pierrich Plusquellec

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L’égalité réelle des langues officielles : un angle mort de L’IA pour tous
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Martin Normand

Louka Morin-Tremblay

Christiane Saad

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AI for All, Security for Whom? Reading the Fault Lines in Canada’s National AI Strategy
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Tae Yeon Eom

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AI for All – Except the Cow? Canada’s Barn-Sized Blind Spot: Why biological digital twins should become Canada’s next national AI mission
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Suresh Raja, PhD

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“AI for All” Names the Adoption Problem. It Doesn’t Fund the Fix.
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Slavica Stevanovic

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AI for All Means Designing a National Policy that works for Industry Leaders, Government, Academia, and Civic Society
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Dr. Vidhi Thakkar

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Building Canada’s AI Frontier
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Dr. E. Richard Gold

Dr. Yuchen Zhou

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Canada’s Biotech Valley of Death Is About More Than Capital
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Gail Garland

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Fluency Is Not Competence: Canada’s AI strategy measures AI use. It should measure judgment
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Dr. Amrit Kirpalani

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The Danger of “Rosie the Rental” in the Age of Regulating AI Robots in Canada
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Leah Davis

AJung Moon

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Inclusive AI: Introducing Dialect Bias as a New Pillar of Canada’s Artificial Intelligence Strategy, A Case Study on African American English (AAE)
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Dr. Laleh Seyyed-Kalantari

Dr. Shahram Mohanna

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Canada’s AI Strategy: The Ambition Needs Discipline
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Dr. Bruno Battistini, PhD

Walter Robinson

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The Delicate Balance of Generative AI in Patient-Facing Healthcare
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Azfar Adib

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Using AI to solve the most urgent societal challenge of our time is a no-brainer
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Sean Fitch

Adi Rittenberg

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AI for All Must Mean Health for All: Why Canada’s AI Strategy Needs a Public Health Roadmap
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Seyed M. Moghadas

Jianhong Wu

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Canada Doesn’t Need to Win the AI Race. It Needs to Run a Different One
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Christian Dippel

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Canada’s AI Strategy Needs Governance Capacity, Not Just AI Adoption
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Muhammad Bilal

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AI for All: The Missing Question of Distribution
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Saba Siddiqi

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We Should Not Care So Much About AI Adoption Rates
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Raywat Deonandan

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The next phase of AI will need to draw on deep science to enable new advances
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Mark Healy

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A Canadian Cloud Is Not Enough: Sovereign AI Must Understand Canadians
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Roy Ka-Wei Lee

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Beyond the AI Arms Race: Canada’s Democratic Alternative to U.S. Dominance
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Olivia Parker

Trevor Potts

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L’IA pour tous : Faisons du transfert une priorité nationale
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Ludovic Soucisse

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L’IA pour tous commence par une structure d’État 5.0
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Stéfanie Vallée, M.Sc.

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AI for All Needs Assurance for All
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Leke Abaniwonda

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Building Trust through Governance: Strengthening Canada’s AI Strategy through International Standards
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Jonathan Coutinho

Trevor Potts

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Who Actually Decides? The Sovereignty Test “AI for All” Must Pass
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Keyvan Maleki

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L’IA pour tous a le potentiel de faire du Canada un chef de file mondial en intelligence artificielle responsable et éthique
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Sophie Fallaha

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Trust Without Recourse: The Gap at the Centre of Canada’s AI Strategy
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Bipin Kumar

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Nurses are essential for Canada to achieve AI for All
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Ryan Chan

Aimee Castro

Charlene Ronquillo

Tracie Risling

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Canada’s Strategy for AI Adoption Should Start by Taking Students Seriously
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Trevor Potts

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Clean Energy and a Cold Climate” is Not Enough: National AI Sovereignty Requires a Full Sustainable Life-Cycle Framing
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Sheng Lun Christine Cao

Marjan Eggermont

Laleh Behjat

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From AI for Some to AI for All: Strengthening Canada’s AI Strategy Through Inclusion
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Jennifer Jaeger

Dr. Jonathan Lai

Dr. Deepa Singal

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Canadian Leadership for Inclusive AI Governance in the Global South: Mitigating Dialect Bias against African English through Nigerian Pidgin English
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Shahram Mohanna

Blessing Ogbuokiri

Dr. Laleh Seyyed-Kalantari

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Legibility, answerability, and refusal: a humanities and social sciences framework for the age of automated judgment
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Dr. Kem-Laurin Lubin

Dr. Helen Beny

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Empowering Older Adults to Enable AI for All
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Michael Chrostowski

Dr. Jennifer Campos, PhD

Bridgette Murphy

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Reclaiming human intelligence in the Age of AI
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Valeria Iannitti

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Building Canada’s AI Advantage Through Indigenous Innovation
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Leslie Canavera

Lynnsey Chartrand

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The Missing Pillar: AI for All Funds Trust Signals, Not Trustworthiness
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Jean-Christophe Bélisle-Pipon, PhD

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Fostering AI talent through a community-grounded approach
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Rohan Dandage

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The Missing Pillar: Why “AI for All” Needs Mathematics
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Özgür Yilmaz

Deanna Needell

Malabika Pramanik

Deirdre Haskell

Franco Saliola

Andrew Irwin

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The Lack of Race-based Data Interferes with the Task of Making Health AI Work for All in Canada’s AI Strategy
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Dr. Tesh W Dagne

Dr. Laleh Seyyed-Kalantari

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Beyond Intelligence: Why Canada’s Next AI Opportunity Is to Build the World’s Most Trustworthy AI
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Naeem Komeilipoor

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Universities Are the Bottleneck
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Olivia Caruso

Josh Grignon

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Access Without Architecture
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Shweta Dharia

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Should we try to patent the sun?
Published On: September 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Kai-Hsin Hung

Tammy Mackenzie

Malcolm Katrak

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Precision Child Health Partnership (PCHP): Recipe for a successful collaboration / Partenariat en santé de précision pédiatrique : la recette d’une collaboration à succès
Published On: August 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2
Author(s):

L’équipe de direction du PCHP

Mira Puri

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The Double Periphery: Breaking Down Silos in Canadian Science Across Language and Territory
Published On: August 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2
Author(s):

Myriam Ertz, Ph.D., PCM, CDMP

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Promoting research in French: A Driver for Scientific Collaboration in Canada
Published On: August 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2
Author(s):

Katharine O’Brien

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Beyond Silos: Data Management as a Lever for Scientific Collaboration on Canada’s Oceans
Published On: August 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2
Author(s):

Juliette Ganne

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Prerequisites for Innovative Collaboration: Learning and Unlearning, Training and Transforming together.
Published On: August 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2
Author(s):

Helen Yung

Dr. Julie Théberge

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IVADO: Collaboration for Innovation in AI
Published On: August 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2
Author(s):

Halima Bachir

Réjean Roy

Luc Vinet, CM, OQ, FRSC

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Bioart as Collaborative Research Infrastructure / Le bioart comme infrastructure de recherche collaborative
Published On: August 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2
Author(s):

WhiteFeather Hunter

Ludmila Lima de Morais

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Collaboration Is Infrastructure: Building Canada’s Scientific Bridges Across Region, Sector, and Language / La collaboration est une infrastructure : bâtir les ponts scientifiques du Canada entre les régions, les secteurs et les langues
Published On: August 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2
Author(s):

Leke Abaniwonda

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Will Canada seize this rare chance to lead the world in quantum technologies?
Published On: July 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials
Author(s):

Dugan O'Neil

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Reimagining defence research to enable the modern defence mission
Published On: June 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Matt McTaggart

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Buying Canadian matters more in the age of AI
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Dugan O'Neil

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Canada’s Defence R&D Capabilities are Built: Unlocking their full potential through expertise and coordination
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Claire M. Brown

Jeffrey LeDue

Laurence Lejeune

Guillaume Lesage

Marie-Eve Paquet

Brooke Ring

Vidhu Sharma

Colleen Sunderland

Nhu P. V. Trieu

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Integration of Canada’s strengths to Build – Partner – Buy: The key to innovation capacity
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Nancy Cummings

Don Eldridge

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From blood innovation to biodefence: Next-generation health solutions for soldiers and civilians
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Dr. Warren Wakarchuk

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Distributed Defence: Lessons from Professional Regulation (and Luhmann)
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Chad Andrews, Ph.D.

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Canada’s Defence Strategy Has no Shortage of Ambition—Now it Must Demonstrate its Credibility Through Implementation
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Kathy Baig

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Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy and the Canada Strategy for Nature: Separate worlds or intimately linked and mutually dependent in defence of the nation?
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Frederick G. Whoriskey

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From Campus to Capability: How Regional Excellence Can Power Canada’s Defence Future
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Shanthi Johnson, PhD, RD, FDC, FACSM, FGSA

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Science as Sovereignty Infrastructure in Canada’s Arctic
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Pierre Bilodeau

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Reliable short-term capability will deliver long-term defence strength
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Diana Danilevskaia

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Defence as Innovation Policy: Why Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy is an Opportunity to give Canada’s Innovation System what it Lacks
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Hans-Joachim Wieden

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Canada’s next defence frontier: Health emergency readiness as a sovereignty imperative
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Grace Lee Reynolds

Maura Campbell

Prakash Gowd

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The asymmetric imperative: Why Canada must pivot its defence strategy
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Dr. Renata Thiébaut

Shahid Hussain

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Defence Innovation as Industrial Strategy: Aligning Canada’s Innovation Ecosystem for Technological Sovereignty
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Michael Gurau

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From Strategy to Sovereignty: Leveraging the Defence Industrial Strategy (DIS) to Fuel Canada’s Research and Innovation Ecosystem
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Aminah Robinson Fayek, PhD

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From Capacity to Readiness: Designing Industrial Strategy for Canada’s Defence and Health Security
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Thomas Hansen

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Stratégie industrielle de défense : une occasion à saisir pour transformer le continuum canadien de recherche et d’innovation
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Sylvain Poirier

Aurélie Licois

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Communicating Our Ambitions, Marketing Our Solutions: The Overlooked Strategic Imperatives for Responding to Canada’s New Defence Industrial Strategy
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Anton Holland

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From Procurement Body to Industrial Architect: What Canada’s New Defence Investment Agency Can Learn from South Korea
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Tae Yeon Eom

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Canada is regulating research without saying so
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Michael Laurentius

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Vaccine Sovereignty as a Pillar of Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Raywat Deonandan, PhD

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Defending Innovation Against Lock-Out
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

E. Richard Gold

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The Defense Industrial Policy and Public Choice: Defending our Defense from Rent-Seeking
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Andrew Kemle

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Le vrai défi de la stratégie industrielle de défense du Canada : convertir les capacités duales en puissance industrielle
Published On: May 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials
Author(s):

Daniel Robson

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Canada’s Research Landscape in 2025: Institutional Output, Disciplinary Trends, and Emerging Contributions
Published On: April 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials
Author(s):

Hamed Taherdoost

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Investing in Canadian Talent: The Long Game
Published On: March 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials
Author(s):

Bonnie Schmidt

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Intellectual property in engineering biology: A new paradigm
Published On: March 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials
Author(s):

Megha Bajaj, PhD

Kristal Allen

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Politicization of science in Canada: What’s happening and what can we do about it?
Published On: March 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials
Author(s):

Magnolia Miller, BA

Stefanie Tremblay, PhD

Sathya Karunananthan, PhD

Claire Godard-Sebillotte, MD, PhD

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Where Are All the Scientists in Parliament?
Published On: February 2026Categories: 2026 Editorial Series, Editorials
Author(s):

Dr. Christopher Caputo

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AI for All Needs Security for All: Why Canada’s AI Strategy Must Treat Critical Infrastructure as a Core Test Case

Editorial2026-09-09T21:48:29-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: David Medcalfe

Before Canada Scales Health AI Infrastructure, It Must Govern What Health Data Becomes

Editorial2026-09-09T21:35:59-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Cindy Hansen

Pour une adoption de l’IA qui fonctionne vraiment : ce que les PME québécoises nous apprennent

CSPC2026-09-09T21:38:13-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Lesly Nzeusseu Kouamou, Pierrich Plusquellec

L’égalité réelle des langues officielles : un angle mort de L’IA pour tous

CSPC2026-09-09T21:34:38-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Martin Normand, Louka Morin-Tremblay, Christiane Saad

AI for All, Security for Whom? Reading the Fault Lines in Canada’s National AI Strategy

Editorial2026-09-08T13:50:31-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Tae Yeon Eom

AI for All – Except the Cow? Canada’s Barn-Sized Blind Spot: Why biological digital twins should become Canada’s next national AI mission

Editorial2026-09-08T13:50:24-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Suresh Raja, PhD

“AI for All” Names the Adoption Problem. It Doesn’t Fund the Fix.

Editorial2026-09-08T13:50:18-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Slavica Stevanovic

AI for All Means Designing a National Policy that works for Industry Leaders, Government, Academia, and Civic Society

Editorial2026-09-08T13:50:13-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Dr. Vidhi Thakkar

Building Canada’s AI Frontier

Editorial2026-09-08T13:50:01-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Dr. E. Richard Gold, Dr. Yuchen Zhou

Canada’s Biotech Valley of Death Is About More Than Capital

Editorial2026-09-08T13:49:55-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Gail Garland

Fluency Is Not Competence: Canada’s AI strategy measures AI use. It should measure judgment

Editorial2026-09-08T13:49:48-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Dr. Amrit Kirpalani

The Danger of “Rosie the Rental” in the Age of Regulating AI Robots in Canada

Editorial2026-09-08T13:49:36-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Leah Davis, AJung Moon

Inclusive AI: Introducing Dialect Bias as a New Pillar of Canada’s Artificial Intelligence Strategy, A Case Study on African American English (AAE)

Editorial2026-09-08T13:49:30-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Dr. Laleh Seyyed-Kalantari, Dr. Shahram Mohanna

Canada’s AI Strategy: The Ambition Needs Discipline

Editorial2026-09-08T13:49:23-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Dr. Bruno Battistini, PhD, Walter Robinson

The Delicate Balance of Generative AI in Patient-Facing Healthcare

Editorial2026-09-08T13:49:11-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Azfar Adib

Using AI to solve the most urgent societal challenge of our time is a no-brainer

Editorial2026-09-08T13:49:03-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Sean Fitch, Adi Rittenberg

AI for All Must Mean Health for All: Why Canada’s AI Strategy Needs a Public Health Roadmap

Editorial2026-09-08T15:40:13-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Seyed M. Moghadas, Jianhong Wu

Canada Doesn’t Need to Win the AI Race. It Needs to Run a Different One

Editorial2026-09-08T13:48:36-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Christian Dippel

Canada’s AI Strategy Needs Governance Capacity, Not Just AI Adoption

Editorial2026-09-08T13:48:22-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Muhammad Bilal

AI for All: The Missing Question of Distribution

Editorial2026-09-08T13:48:17-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Saba Siddiqi

We Should Not Care So Much About AI Adoption Rates

Editorial2026-09-08T13:48:10-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Raywat Deonandan

The next phase of AI will need to draw on deep science to enable new advances

Editorial2026-09-08T13:48:04-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Mark Healy

A Canadian Cloud Is Not Enough: Sovereign AI Must Understand Canadians

Editorial2026-09-08T13:47:58-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Roy Ka-Wei Lee

Beyond the AI Arms Race: Canada’s Democratic Alternative to U.S. Dominance

Bernadette2026-09-08T13:47:51-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Olivia Parker, Trevor Potts

L’IA pour tous : Faisons du transfert une priorité nationale

CSPC2026-09-09T21:19:09-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Ludovic Soucisse

L’IA pour tous commence par une structure d’État 5.0

CSPC2026-09-09T21:34:25-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Stéfanie Vallée, M.Sc.

AI for All Needs Assurance for All

Editorial2026-09-09T21:33:53-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Leke Abaniwonda

Building Trust through Governance: Strengthening Canada’s AI Strategy through International Standards

Bernadette2026-09-09T21:18:53-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Jonathan Coutinho, Trevor Potts

Who Actually Decides? The Sovereignty Test “AI for All” Must Pass

Editorial2026-09-09T21:34:15-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Keyvan Maleki

L’IA pour tous a le potentiel de faire du Canada un chef de file mondial en intelligence artificielle responsable et éthique

CSPC2026-09-09T21:35:08-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Sophie Fallaha

Trust Without Recourse: The Gap at the Centre of Canada’s AI Strategy

Bernadette2026-09-05T12:26:43-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Bipin Kumar

Nurses are essential for Canada to achieve AI for All

Bernadette2026-09-05T12:25:29-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Ryan Chan, Aimee Castro, Charlene Ronquillo, Tracie Risling

Canada’s Strategy for AI Adoption Should Start by Taking Students Seriously

Bernadette2026-09-05T12:22:14-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Trevor Potts

Clean Energy and a Cold Climate” is Not Enough: National AI Sovereignty Requires a Full Sustainable Life-Cycle Framing

Bernadette2026-09-05T12:11:36-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Sheng Lun Christine Cao, Marjan Eggermont, Laleh Behjat

From AI for Some to AI for All: Strengthening Canada’s AI Strategy Through Inclusion

Bernadette2026-09-05T12:04:43-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Jennifer Jaeger, Dr. Jonathan Lai, Dr. Deepa Singal

Canadian Leadership for Inclusive AI Governance in the Global South: Mitigating Dialect Bias against African English through Nigerian Pidgin English

Bernadette2026-09-05T11:56:58-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Shahram Mohanna, Blessing Ogbuokiri, Dr. Laleh Seyyed-Kalantari

Legibility, answerability, and refusal: a humanities and social sciences framework for the age of automated judgment

Bernadette2026-09-05T11:52:36-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Dr. Kem-Laurin Lubin, Dr. Helen Beny

Empowering Older Adults to Enable AI for All

Bernadette2026-09-05T11:43:28-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Michael Chrostowski, Dr. Jennifer Campos, PhD, Bridgette Murphy

Reclaiming human intelligence in the Age of AI

Bernadette2026-09-05T11:39:51-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Valeria Iannitti

Building Canada’s AI Advantage Through Indigenous Innovation

Bernadette2026-09-05T11:36:31-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Leslie Canavera, Lynnsey Chartrand

The Missing Pillar: AI for All Funds Trust Signals, Not Trustworthiness

Bernadette2026-09-05T11:29:01-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Jean-Christophe Bélisle-Pipon, PhD

Fostering AI talent through a community-grounded approach

Bernadette2026-09-05T11:12:07-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Rohan Dandage

The Missing Pillar: Why “AI for All” Needs Mathematics

Bernadette2026-09-05T11:00:48-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Özgür Yilmaz, Deanna Needell , Malabika Pramanik, Deirdre Haskell , Franco Saliola, Andrew Irwin

The Lack of Race-based Data Interferes with the Task of Making Health AI Work for All in Canada’s AI Strategy

Bernadette2026-09-05T10:41:31-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Dr. Tesh W Dagne, Dr. Laleh Seyyed-Kalantari

Beyond Intelligence: Why Canada’s Next AI Opportunity Is to Build the World’s Most Trustworthy AI

Bernadette2026-09-05T10:23:12-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Naeem Komeilipoor

Universities Are the Bottleneck

Bernadette2026-09-08T14:03:18-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Olivia Caruso , Josh Grignon

Access Without Architecture

Bernadette2026-09-05T10:00:35-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Shweta Dharia

Should we try to patent the sun?

Bernadette2026-09-05T09:56:23-04:00September 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Canada's New AI Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Kai-Hsin Hung, Tammy Mackenzie, Malcolm Katrak

Precision Child Health Partnership (PCHP): Recipe for a successful collaboration / Partenariat en santé de précision pédiatrique : la recette d’une collaboration à succès

CSPC2026-09-02T21:38:19-04:00August 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2|

Authors: L’équipe de direction du PCHP, Mira Puri

The Double Periphery: Breaking Down Silos in Canadian Science Across Language and Territory

Bernadette2026-08-24T22:24:25-04:00August 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2|

Author: Myriam Ertz, Ph.D., PCM, CDMP

Promoting research in French: A Driver for Scientific Collaboration in Canada

Bernadette2026-08-28T10:32:37-04:00August 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2|

Author: Katharine O’Brien

Beyond Silos: Data Management as a Lever for Scientific Collaboration on Canada’s Oceans

Bernadette2026-08-24T22:23:14-04:00August 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2|

Author: Juliette Ganne

Prerequisites for Innovative Collaboration: Learning and Unlearning, Training and Transforming together.

Bernadette2026-09-02T21:57:12-04:00August 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2|

Authors: Helen Yung, Dr. Julie Théberge

IVADO: Collaboration for Innovation in AI

Bernadette2026-08-26T12:55:26-04:00August 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2|

Authors: Halima Bachir, Réjean Roy, Luc Vinet, CM, OQ, FRSC

Bioart as Collaborative Research Infrastructure / Le bioart comme infrastructure de recherche collaborative

Bernadette2026-08-24T22:35:58-04:00August 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2|

Authors: WhiteFeather Hunter, Ludmila Lima de Morais

Collaboration Is Infrastructure: Building Canada’s Scientific Bridges Across Region, Sector, and Language / La collaboration est une infrastructure : bâtir les ponts scientifiques du Canada entre les régions, les secteurs et les langues

Editorial2026-08-21T16:52:59-04:00August 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials, French Editorial Series Vol. 2|

Author: Leke Abaniwonda

Will Canada seize this rare chance to lead the world in quantum technologies?

Editorial2026-07-17T10:59:13-04:00July 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials|

Author: Dugan O'Neil

Reimagining defence research to enable the modern defence mission

CSPC2026-06-05T01:47:01-04:00June 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Matt McTaggart

Buying Canadian matters more in the age of AI

Editorial2026-05-26T10:43:19-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Dugan O'Neil

Canada’s Defence R&D Capabilities are Built: Unlocking their full potential through expertise and coordination

Editorial2026-05-28T11:10:30-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Claire M. Brown, Jeffrey LeDue, Laurence Lejeune, Guillaume Lesage, Marie-Eve Paquet, Brooke Ring, Vidhu Sharma

Integration of Canada’s strengths to Build – Partner – Buy: The key to innovation capacity

Editorial2026-05-21T16:10:56-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Nancy Cummings, Don Eldridge

From blood innovation to biodefence: Next-generation health solutions for soldiers and civilians

Editorial2026-05-20T22:17:39-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Dr. Warren Wakarchuk

Distributed Defence: Lessons from Professional Regulation (and Luhmann)

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:32-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Chad Andrews, Ph.D.

Canada’s Defence Strategy Has no Shortage of Ambition—Now it Must Demonstrate its Credibility Through Implementation

Editorial2026-05-25T13:23:55-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Kathy Baig

Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy and the Canada Strategy for Nature: Separate worlds or intimately linked and mutually dependent in defence of the nation?

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:31-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Frederick G. Whoriskey

From Campus to Capability: How Regional Excellence Can Power Canada’s Defence Future

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:31-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Shanthi Johnson, PhD, RD, FDC, FACSM, FGSA

Science as Sovereignty Infrastructure in Canada’s Arctic

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:31-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Pierre Bilodeau

Reliable short-term capability will deliver long-term defence strength

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:31-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Diana Danilevskaia

Defence as Innovation Policy: Why Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy is an Opportunity to give Canada’s Innovation System what it Lacks

Editorial2026-05-28T09:56:35-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Hans-Joachim Wieden

Canada’s next defence frontier: Health emergency readiness as a sovereignty imperative

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:31-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Grace Lee Reynolds, Maura Campbell, Prakash Gowd

The asymmetric imperative: Why Canada must pivot its defence strategy

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:30-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Dr. Renata Thiébaut, Shahid Hussain

Defence Innovation as Industrial Strategy: Aligning Canada’s Innovation Ecosystem for Technological Sovereignty

Editorial2026-06-08T09:59:55-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Michael Gurau

From Strategy to Sovereignty: Leveraging the Defence Industrial Strategy (DIS) to Fuel Canada’s Research and Innovation Ecosystem

Editorial2026-05-20T22:44:34-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Aminah Robinson Fayek, PhD

From Capacity to Readiness: Designing Industrial Strategy for Canada’s Defence and Health Security

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:30-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Thomas Hansen

Stratégie industrielle de défense : une occasion à saisir pour transformer le continuum canadien de recherche et d’innovation

Editorial2026-05-25T13:20:41-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Authors: Sylvain Poirier, Aurélie Licois

Communicating Our Ambitions, Marketing Our Solutions: The Overlooked Strategic Imperatives for Responding to Canada’s New Defence Industrial Strategy

Editorial2026-05-21T02:54:16-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Anton Holland

From Procurement Body to Industrial Architect: What Canada’s New Defence Investment Agency Can Learn from South Korea

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:29-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Tae Yeon Eom

Canada is regulating research without saying so

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:29-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Michael Laurentius

Vaccine Sovereignty as a Pillar of Canada’s Defence Industrial Strategy

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:29-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Raywat Deonandan, PhD

Defending Innovation Against Lock-Out

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:29-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: E. Richard Gold

The Defense Industrial Policy and Public Choice: Defending our Defense from Rent-Seeking

Editorial2026-05-20T12:49:29-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Andrew Kemle

Le vrai défi de la stratégie industrielle de défense du Canada : convertir les capacités duales en puissance industrielle

CSPC2026-05-25T13:20:47-04:00May 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Defence Industrial Strategy, Editorials|

Author: Daniel Robson

Canada’s Research Landscape in 2025: Institutional Output, Disciplinary Trends, and Emerging Contributions

Editorial2026-08-11T13:04:39-04:00April 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials|

Author: Hamed Taherdoost

Investing in Canadian Talent: The Long Game

Editorial2026-03-11T17:53:14-04:00March 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials|

Author: Bonnie Schmidt

Intellectual property in engineering biology: A new paradigm

Editorial2026-03-11T18:22:36-04:00March 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials|

Authors: Megha Bajaj, PhD, Kristal Allen

Politicization of science in Canada: What’s happening and what can we do about it?

Editorial2026-03-11T18:22:40-04:00March 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials|

Authors: Magnolia Miller, BA, Stefanie Tremblay, PhD, Sathya Karunananthan, PhD, Claire Godard-Sebillotte, MD, PhD

Where Are All the Scientists in Parliament?

Editorial2026-03-11T17:54:08-04:00February 2026|2026 Editorial Series, Editorials|

Author: Dr. Christopher Caputo

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