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Claire Bergeron is a Montreal-based contributor to Tech Forum covering design, brand identity and digital culture, with a particular interest in how classroom policy shapes what audiences can actually read.
12 articles
Shoulder-season pools run unattended for weeks, and vanishing-edge designs concentrate their own debris. Where a fully solar, cordless surface skimmer fits.
Claire Bergeron / September 15, 2026
Explore a detailed data-driven analysis of the Grok privacy ruling's impact on AI-generated deepfakes and the landscape of privacy regulation.
Claire Bergeron / September 8, 2026
The Government of Canada announced a $100 million investment in the VITAL health data platform to connect hospital data across provinces, enhancing…
Claire Bergeron / September 5, 2026
Tech Forum analyzes the Sovereign AI Accelerator rollout, its goals, and market implications in a data-driven, neutral report.
Claire Bergeron / September 3, 2026
Tech Forum analyzes Maestro AI, Nesto's AI mortgage platform, highlighting AI-native underwriting and tiered deployment.
Claire Bergeron / August 25, 2026
Talking-head tools and animated-lesson tools both call themselves AI educational video generators. A four-scene test tells you which one you are buying.
Claire Bergeron / August 25, 2026
Dominion Dynamics achieves a Canadian defence milestone with a record CAD 139 million Series A funding round in Ottawa, setting new standards.
Claire Bergeron / August 23, 2026
CSE's 2025-26 annual report details Canada's digital defence priorities, research partnerships and threats to critical infrastructure.
Claire Bergeron / August 18, 2026
Neo Financial's oversubscribed funding round strongly signals robust investor appetite, fueling growth and boosting securitization plans.
Claire Bergeron / August 17, 2026
Tech Forum covers Applauz growth financing, detailing a CAD 3.15M round in Montreal and its implications for mid-market HR tech.
Claire Bergeron / August 15, 2026
Cami Clark, wife of Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, courted Jeffrey Epstein as an investor for her adult film company. What the WSJ profile and the Epstein files show.
Claire Bergeron / August 15, 2026
Instagram's 2026 wordmark got read as 'Instagzam' within hours. The misread tracks a real change: Ontario made cursive optional for 17 years, and most US states dropped it after Common Core.
Claire Bergeron / August 14, 2026