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Founder, Skyworker, Lidiya Terpel
September 30, 2022February 23, 2023

Skyworker’s Co-Founder, CEO on War, Ukraine, Guilt, and the Startup Dream

Imagine creating a startup and then a war breaks out in your home country. Then you move to an underground shelter, only to move to another city and eventually settle…

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Maëlle Gavet, CEO, Techstars
June 30, 2022February 23, 2023

Techstars CEO Maëlle Gavet at Collision Conference; Corporate Empathy and the Secret Sauce to Mentoring Startups

I’m guided around a black curtain by a Techstars rep who tells me Maëlle Gavet is now free for her interview.  I see Gavet sitting in a black leather chair.  It…

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March 3, 2022March 27, 2023

Various National Flags At Toronto Protest Shows Emotional Reach Of The War In Ukraine (Lithuania, Georgia, Belarus, Poland, Estonia, Taiwan, Netherlands, et al.)

On the way into the downtown core, a gentleman driving a black Mercedes had two flags rolled up on his dash.  One was the Ukrainian flag, while the other—perhaps less…

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December 31, 2020March 27, 2023

Why Toronto (And Surrounding Regions) Might Be The Next Silicon Valley

Invest in Toronto, invest in Ottawa, invest in Waterloo, invest, invest, invest.

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For Sidewalk Labs and its CEO Daniel Doctoroff, ‘It Takes A Village To Build A City’ (Collision Conference 2019)
May 22, 2019March 27, 2023

For Sidewalk Labs and its CEO Daniel Doctoroff, ‘It Takes A Village To Build A City’ (Collision Conference 2019)

The headline projected on the screen reads: ’It takes a village to build a city’; and so describes Daniel Doctoroff, CEO of Sidewalk Labs, on stage at Collision 2019, in…

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ProteinQure, AI and the Future of Drug Design
February 7, 2019July 6, 2022

ProteinQure, AI and the Future of Drug Design

Protein Origami CRISPR is all the rage these days in the Biosciences, for its ability to edit DNA and to potentially treat and/or cure a host of inborn illnesses and…

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November 13, 2018March 1, 2023

One Man’s Complaint To The Toronto Ombudsman Regarding King Street Pilot Proposal Prompts Admission Of Data Misrepresentation From Transportation Services

A query from an Ombudsman Investigator reveals that the King Street Pilot proposal to council misled with a false comparison and a lack of vehicle data.With the King Street Pilot…

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Anthropocene:  The Perverse Beauty of Edward Burtynsky’s Photography
October 31, 2018March 3, 2020

Anthropocene: The Perverse Beauty of Edward Burtynsky’s Photography

ART GALLERY OF ONTARIO (AGO) Exhibit: Anthropocene (works by Burtynsky, Baichwal and de Pencier).  Above piece: 'Dandora Landfill 3 Plastics Recycling,  Nairobi, Kenya'  by Edward Burtynsky.  Image credit: harpsachord Upon…

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King Street Pilot Lie (Part 3 #DataMatters): Jennifer Keesmaat, et al.; The Pilot Lie; And Other Myths
May 9, 2018March 1, 2023

King Street Pilot Lie (Part 3 #DataMatters): Jennifer Keesmaat, et al.; The Pilot Lie; And Other Myths

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