Canada just released its long-awaited national AI strategy, AI for All, with a $500-million growth capital fund, equity stakes in startups, and incentives for investors to reinvest gains domestically. The plan emphasizes sovereign AI built with allies, open-source research, and tools that augment rather than replace workers. After decades of Canadian breakthroughs like those from Yoshua Bengio and Geoffrey Hinton flowing to U.S. giants, Ottawa is finally trying to capture more...