Most tech news is written for someone in San Francisco. Prices come in US dollars, “available now” means available in the US, and the policy fights are in Washington and Brussels. If you live in Canada, you end up translating every story yourself.
Klowd does that translation for you.
What you’ll find here
The Daily Briefing, every weekday morning. These are the Canadian tech stories worth your time, each with a short note on why it matters here. You can read it in under five minutes.
Features, a few times a week. We’ll cover explainers on CRTC rulings, what a new law means for your data, whether a launch is actually worth it at Canadian prices, and how Canadian startups are really doing.
Our beats:
- Telecom and internet. Canadians pay some of the highest wireless prices in the world, so every plan change, fee and regulatory decision gets covered.
- Policy. Privacy, AI rules, streaming and news legislation, digital taxes and data sovereignty.
- Canadian companies. From Shopify, Cohere and 1Password down to the seed-stage startup in Saskatoon.
- Is it in Canada yet? Launch dates, CAD pricing and the features that somehow never cross the border.
- Cloud and AI. Where Canadian data lives, who’s building sovereign compute and how Ottawa buys technology.
How we work
Every factual claim links to its source. Prices are in Canadian dollars unless we say otherwise. When we get something wrong, we fix it and note the correction.
Our first Daily Briefing covers a busy week, from BioWare’s closure to a new fee on Rogers bills. Subscribe by RSS and check back tomorrow morning.