Canada Is Investing $700 Million in AI. Will Open Source Have a Seat at the Table?
Canada is investing $700 million in AI. Will open-source technologies strengthen Canadian innovation, independence, and control?
From Governments to the United Nations: Open Source Becomes a Global Digital Sovereignty Priority
From Europe to the United Nations, open source is becoming a digital sovereignty priority. What does this global shift mean for Canada's future?
Digital Sovereignty Is More Than Open Source: Canada Must Build the Skills to Control Its Technology
Open source alone cannot guarantee digital sovereignty. Canada must invest in Linux skills, independent infrastructure, and technological expertise.
Europe Is Building Digital Sovereignty with Open Source. What Is Canada Waiting For?
Europe is putting open source at the centre of digital sovereignty. Canada is asking many of the same questions—but infrastructure alone is not enough.
Europe Is Building Digital Sovereignty. What Will Canada Build?
Europe is building open digital infrastructure. Canada has embraced digital sovereignty. The question now is: what will Canada build?
Digital Sovereignty Is No Longer Theoretical: What Canada Can Learn from the Netherlands
Digital sovereignty means having a choice. The Netherlands' new Linux-based government platform offers important lessons for Canada's digital future.
More Than 5,300 Downloads: Canadians Are Using the LAC Open Source Software Library
LAC's Open Source Software Library has reached 5,310 downloads—a clear sign that people aren't just discovering open source. They're using it.
Digital Sovereignty Is Moving From Conversation to Infrastructure
Canada is turning digital sovereignty into infrastructure. Open source, domestic skills and technological choice must be part of the foundation.
Canada and Germany Are Building a Sovereign Technology Alliance — Why Open Source Matters
Canada and Germany are advancing a Sovereign Technology Alliance. What does digital sovereignty mean, and why does open source matter for Canada's future?
A Canadian Data Centre Isn't Automatically Digital Sovereignty
A Canadian data centre is a step toward digital sovereignty—but true sovereignty also requires control, portability, open standards and technological choice.
Why You Should Switch to Linux
Your PC may not be obsolete. Discover how Linux can extend its life, reduce e-waste, save money and put you back in control.
Digital Sovereignty Needs More Than Canadian Data Centres
Canada needs more than domestic data centres. True digital sovereignty requires open standards, technological choice, local expertise and control.
Why Digital Sovereignty Matters to Canada
Digital sovereignty isn’t about cutting Canada off from the rest of the world. Digital sovereignty is about ensuring that Canada has choices in a digital world
Framework’s Linux Laptop Is Outselling Windows 10 to 1 — And That Matters
Framework’s Fedora Laptop 12 outsells its Windows version 10 to 1, showing what can happen when Linux is offered as a true factory-installed choice.
Open Standards: The Part of Digital Independence We Rarely Talk About
Open standards help protect Canada’s digital future by supporting interoperability, data portability, competition and long-term access to information.
Digital Sovereignty: Who Controls Canada’s Digital Future?
Canada’s digital sovereignty depends on choice, control and resilience. Open source can help ensure our digital future remains in Canadian hands.
Phishing and Social Engineering: When the Weakest Link Isn’t Your Computer
Phishing attacks target people, not just computers. Learn practical ways to spot social engineering, verify requests and better protect your accounts.
Linux Surpasses Double-Digit Market Share
According to two sources, the Linux operating system has hit a major milestone in market share that naysayers thought would never happen.
Illinois Just Told Every Operating System to Start Reporting Your Kid's Age
The Children's Online Social Media Safety Act has device makers collect the age bracket, but apps still have to act on it.
Hold up. Is the year of Linux actually happening?
StatCounter data shows that the market share of the Linux operating system has tripled since May, climbing to over ten percent in the United States.
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The Linux Association of Canada respectfully acknowledges that our home in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, is located on Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the Métis. These lands have been home to First Nations peoples for thousands of years, including the Cree, Dakota, Nakota, and Saulteaux, who maintain deep and enduring relationships with the land and the South Saskatchewan River.
We are grateful to the First Nations and Métis peoples who have cared for these lands for generations. We honour their enduring relationship with the land, their cultures, histories, and contributions, and we offer our respect and sincere gratitude as we live, work, learn, and build community here.