Prime Minister Trudeau Showcases AI, Investing in Critical Minerals, and more!
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Prime Minister Trudeau Showcases AI, Investing in Critical Minerals, and more!


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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Showcases AI Leadership at One Young World Summit in Montréal

As the global race to harness the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) intensifies, Canada has positioned itself as a leader in this rapidly evolving sector. AI promises to revolutionize industries, fuel economic growth, and create promising opportunities for future generations, including Millennials and Gen Z.


PM Trudeau, joined on stage by Yoshua Bengio and Valerie Pisano at One Young World Summit to discuss AI as a force for good.
PM Trudeau, joined on stage by Yoshua Bengio and Valerie Pisano at One Young World Summit to discuss AI as a force for good.

Unlocking the Future: Canada’s Bold Investment in Critical Minerals Development in Northern BC and Yukon

In an effort to position itself at the forefront of the global shift toward a low-carbon future, Canada is making significant strides in critical minerals development. Recognizing the vast opportunities that come with tapping into its mineral-rich northern territories, Canada is setting the stage to become a leader in the production of key resources essential for clean energy technologies. By focusing on infrastructure that supports this development, Canada aims to generate sustainable jobs and boost its economy, from exploration to recycling, across the entire critical mineral value chain.


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The Honourable Jonathan Wilkinson, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources and The Honourable Ranj Pillai, Premier of the Yukon accepting an investment from the Government of Canada for the Yukon-BC Grid Connect Project. Image source:


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AI in the Public Sector: Balancing Innovation and Security

Interview with Cate Takemori, Head of Public Sector, Microsoft Canada

Join J. Richard Jones on the latest episode of CGE Radio as he welcomes Cate Takemori, Head of Public Sector, Microsoft Canada for a discussion about current AI adoption in the Canadian public sector.

As the Public Sector Lead, Catherine “Cate” Takemori leads a team of dedicated professionals focussed on empowering governments, educators and healthcare organizations in Canada with cutting-edge technology and services for effective digital transformation.

With over 20 years at Microsoft, Cate began as the first dedicated Healthcare seller in Canadian Public Sector. Her journey encompasses diverse roles in Strategy, Change Management, Business, and Sales across Commercial and Public sectors. Most recently, she led the Customer Success Account team. Cate champions diverse and inclusive teams, prioritizing meaningful relationships and a people-first approach.

Passionate about learning and growth, she embraces challenges with a growth mindset. Outside work, Cate resides in Coquitlam, BC, with her husband and two sons, indulging in her love for cooking and reading.

Microsoft creates platforms and tools powered by AI to deliver innovative solutions that meet the evolving needs of its customers. The technology company is committed to making AI available broadly and doing so responsibly, with a mission to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more.

In this episode:

  • How AI adoption is reshaping government operations?
  • Notable examples of AI implementation in Canadian government agencies
  • The “Bring Your Own AI” (BYOAI) trend
  • Key considerations for responsible AI deployment
  • AI adoption and literacy within the public sector
  • And more!


AI in the Public Sector: Balancing Innovation and Security
Interview with Cate Takemori, Head of Public Sector, Microsoft Canada

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