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Sam Charles

Sam Charles

Author at Chem 13 News Magazine at Chem 13 News Magazine

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    Waterloo connections run deep within 2025 Narwhal unicorn list

    Tech companies with University of Waterloo connections continue to climb the annual Narwhal list of Canadian unicorns. The list assembled annually by the Narwhal Project, a group that monitors and analyzes the technology sector, offers companies supports to become more efficient and adopt best practices. Each year they evaluate close to 1,000 Canadian technology companies. The
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    More than 1,200 founders and counting | Waterloo News

    The University of Waterloo startup ecosystem has long been a driver of innovation across its campuses, in Waterloo region and around the world. Entrepreneurship is woven deep within the Waterloo DNA and continues to grow and prosper because of a solid foundation of support and resources. At the core of the Waterloo ecosystem is Velocity. The organization is more than an
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    Natural disasters are increasingly putting the value of properties ...

    Whether it’s flooding in Toronto or forest fires raging in Alberta and Manitoba, climate change is pushing natural disasters into populated areas and having a dire impact on communities. The threat to many homeowners extends beyond property damage and risk of life. The value of their homes and properties could be at risk. “In Canada right now, few property owners actually know
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    Keep calm, adapt and carry on | Waterloo News

    After emerging from the pandemic on a relatively strong footing, the Canadian economy is now dealing with considerable trade and investment uncertainty because of U.S. policies, including tariffs. “Coming out of the pandemic, our economy was already facing a cost-of-living crisis, labour market struggling to adapt to demographic and immigration changes, business
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    Driving economy-wide AI adoption in Canada

    Bringing together leading experts on technology adoption and public policy, the Canadian AI Adoption Initiative (CAIAI) is tasked with addressing the long-standing productivity crisis in Canada. “This initiative aligns with a growing government focus on AI adoption and will provide policymakers advice on best practices and support in developing the metrics that track
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    Making solutions to reduce climate risk easier to implement

    Record-breaking temperatures, severe flooding and deadly wildfires are making headlines across Canada and around the world this summer. Beyond the headlines is a shifting climate that is forcing property owners, businesses and communities to reevaluate how we live and work. Every year, the University of Waterloo’s Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation is featured more than 200
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    Improving the bottom-line (and the impact on the environment) one r...

    An orange, four-wheeled robot navigates a busy sidewalk in Markham, bringing a restaurant-ordered meal to a customer, as part of a pilot program led by Real Life Robotics in partnership with Skip. Real Life Robotics is the first and only in Canada approved for a municipal sidewalk delivery operation, but its aspirations are much larger. Real Life Robotics is a Velocity company
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    New technologies may hold the key to climate resiliency

    Advanced computation is supporting homeowners and communities prepare and respond to natural disasters
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    Driving economy-wide AI adoption in Canada | Waterloo Data and Arti...

    New Canadian AI Adoption Initiative seeks to pave the way for seamless implementation of AI across all sectors of the economy
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    Coming home | Waterloo News

    Homecoming has a long and rich history. The annual celebration has gone by several different names over the years including Wa-Wa-Wee (Waterloo Warriors Weekend), Reunion, Alumni Black and Gold Day and Rally Weekend. The festivities have been running since the early 1960s and have always been focused on bringing together the University of Waterloo community and building school
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    Three social entrepreneurs follow a passion to give back

    While founding Canada’s next tech startup or discovering a major research breakthrough are the impetus for some University of Waterloo changemakers, others use their curiosity and imagination to find ways to unlock social impact locally and globally. In many cases, the first steps towards making a difference happen at Waterloo where students immerse themselves in a culture of