Innovation, security will decide if 2020 is a year of fear or hope

The advancement of society-shaping technologies will move faster in 2020, and governments in Canada will need to accelerate their technological transformation.

Threat actors frequently turn invention, opportunity, and hope towards moments of extreme or malign consequences, writes Ray Boisvert. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Opinion

BY RAY BOISVERT

February 5, 2020

There has been considerable speculation recently as to what life may be like for Canadians as we head into 2020, and beyond. Amplified by the perceptual effects of a turning decade, a palpable amount of political turmoil in world capitals, and incessant threats to our personal information, many are ...

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