We study how artificial intelligence is changing Canadian work, industries, organizations and economic competitiveness. Most of our work is published in the open, in English and French.
Each area asks one question: what is actually changing in Canada, and what should people do about it?
How AI changes tasks, occupations, skills and career trajectories.
How Canadian businesses turn AI capabilities into measurable productivity.
How AI is changing Canada's major industries.
Adopting AI while managing risk, governance, privacy and trust.
How adoption shapes Canada's position in the global economy.
Which Canadian jobs will change first? Which tasks are likely to be automated, which will be augmented, and which remain resilient?
Our ongoing study looks at AI's impact task by task, giving workers, employers and policymakers a clearer picture of what's coming. Industry editions are released throughout the year.
A task-level view of how artificial intelligence could reshape Canadian work.
A task-level look at which Canadian jobs are exposed, augmented or resilient, and what to actually do about it.
Canada leads the world in AI research but lags in actually using it. We size the gap, and the opportunity inside it.
A plain-language guide to staying compliant while you adopt AI tools in Canada.
Where automation hits first in bookkeeping and audit, and the higher-value work it frees people up to do.
Paperwork, scribing and triage: the realistic near-term wins for clinics and health systems.
Why hands-on trades are among the most resilient work in the country, and where AI still changes the back office.
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Our findings are not shaped by the tools or vendors we might recommend.
We look at the work people actually do, not just job titles.
Grounded in Canada's industries, regions, regulation and labour market.
Published openly wherever possible, in English and French.
Universities, associations, funders, governments and enterprises: let's produce work that earns citations and drives real decisions.
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