Health
For breast cancer patients, the agonizing wait for a post-surgery ‘all clear’ could soon be over
A Toronto company is helping surgeons analyze their work before the patient even wakes up
Katherine Laidlaw
Katherine Laidlaw is a journalist based in Toronto. A five-time National Magazine Award winner, her work has appeared in WIRED, Outside magazine, The Atlantic, The Walrus and elsewhere. She is a contributing editor at Toronto Life and her stories have appeared in the Best American Sportswriting, Best Canadian Sportswriting and Best American Essays anthologies. She began her career reporting in the Canadian Arctic and a documentary based on her work, Lost Boy, is forthcoming in 2027 from CBC and the National Film Board.
Stories by Katherine
Artificial Intelligence
Jammed phone lines. Burned-out dispatchers. Can AI ease a strained 911 system?
One Canadian startup says it can speed up response times and help save lives
Health
For breast cancer patients, the agonizing wait for a post-surgery ‘all clear’ could soon be over
A Toronto company is helping surgeons analyze their work before the patient even wakes up
Artificial Intelligence
Jammed phone lines. Burned-out dispatchers. Can AI ease a strained 911 system?
One Canadian startup says it can speed up response times and help save lives
Health
For breast cancer patients, the agonizing wait for a post-surgery ‘all clear’ could soon be over
A Toronto company is helping surgeons analyze their work before the patient even wakes up
Artificial Intelligence
Jammed phone lines. Burned-out dispatchers. Can AI ease a strained 911 system?
One Canadian startup says it can speed up response times and help save lives