Interviews

Wes Cummins

2026-05-12

What's been remarkable to watch is how quickly the conversation shifted: in late 2024, every interview I did was about the AI bubble. Now the question is which industry AI is going to disrupt next. That's a stunning change in just a few months.

Jud(son) Whiteside

CEO

StormFisher Hydrogen Ltd.

2026-05-11

We’re not looking to develop and flip; we think long term, designing for operations, maintenance, and durability. We want to be there for 20 years, with employees in place and strong relationships in the communities we operate in.

Faisal Kazi

President and CEO

Siemens Canada

2026-05-07

Canada has the critical minerals, advanced manufacturing capabilities, skilled workforce, clean energy and innovation ecosystem—but it has to convert into execution, because ambition only becomes an advantage when it is industrialised at scale and is competitive.

Christian Weedbrook

Founder & CEO

Xanadu

2026-05-05

We do not want to see everything we have built and patented here in Canada being moved to the U.S. or elsewhere, and that is one of Xanadu’s indirect goals. Our mission is to build a quantum computer, but also to stay in Canada and create as many jobs as we can here.

Stephen Mullowney

CEO and Director

TRX Gold Corporation

2026-05-05

As I often say, time equals money, which equals investment, which equals loss. In a world that moves quickly, slow decision-making becomes a real disadvantage. More broadly, Canada has the resources—but not always the urgency.

Rob McEwen

CEO

McEwen Inc.

2026-05-05

There’s something very beneficial about natural resources—you can move an auto factory, but you can’t move a mineral deposit. Mining will play a major role in economic growth and supply chain security. We’re seeing the world being sliced up… other countries are prioritising access to materials, while Canada has been behind the curve.

Simon T. Hébert

Chairman

Quebec Mineral Exploration Association

2026-05-05

If we can stay in the race and build the infrastructure to make these projects happen—being in North America where lithium is sourced and transformed—that could be transformative for Quebec.

Lisa Lambert

CEO

Quantum Industry Canada

2026-05-05

Canada’s defence industrial strategy identifies quantum computing, sensing, and communications as sovereign capabilities. There is growing recognition that emerging technologies are integral to economic prosperity, projection, and protection.

Tim Hodgson

Minister of Energy and Natural Resources

Canada

2026-05-05

Success, to me, is very tangible. Five to ten years from now, it means Canada is building again—and has been for years. It means more mines producing, more energy reaching our allies, and the major projects we have set in motion coming online on time and on track. It also means we have met the ambitious targets we have set out. The Prime Minister has been clear: we are working to double non-U.S. trade and unlock up to $500 billion in private sector investment by 2035.

Justin Rangooni

President & CEO

Energy Storage Canada (ESC)

2026-05-05

Globally, every jurisdiction is ramping up storage—the US, China, India, European and Asian markets. The technology is ready and increasingly affordable, offering an alternative to building costly generation or expanding poles and wires. What Canada provides is geopolitical stability, which gives investors confidence in the market.

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