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Digital Sovereignty

Reclaiming Control in a Connected World
This section explores the urgent need for digital sovereignty in an era where critical infrastructure, data, and innovation are often controlled beyond our borders. From cloud reliance to geopolitical risks, these articles shed light on Canada’s digital dependencies — and how we can build resilience through local innovation, policy, and strategic action.

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The U.S. Pulls Back—Is Canada Ready to Lead in Cybersecurity?
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The U.S. Pulls Back—Is Canada Ready to Lead in Cybersecurity?

As the U.S. retreats from global cyber leadership, Canada faces a pivotal moment. Will it step up, attract top talent, and build a trusted cybersecurity hub—or remain a digital colony? The time to act is now.

· Martin Berthiaume

Reclaiming Control: Canada’s Path Out of Digital Colonialism
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Reclaiming Control: Canada’s Path Out of Digital Colonialism

Canada remains digitally dependent on foreign tech. To reclaim its sovereignty, it must invest in semiconductors, local infrastructure, and innovation. This article outlines a bold strategy to break free from digital colonialism and secure the nation’s digital future.

· Martin Berthiaume

Canada’s Digital Dependence: A Wake-Up Call
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Canada’s Digital Dependence: A Wake-Up Call

Canada relies heavily on U.S. tech—from internet routing to cybersecurity. This deep dependency poses major risks to national sovereignty. What happens if access is cut or politicized? It’s time to rethink our digital resilience before it’s too late.

· Martin Berthiaume