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A group of business leaders in Eastern Canada is calling for the Atlantic provinces to work more closely as a single regional economy. Their case centres on reducing friction, coordinating growth and…
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The federal government has announced new support for Cycling Canada during the 2026 UCI Road World Championships in Montréal. The event puts Canadian athletes on a global stage while bringing international teams…
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The latest meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping ended with both governments emphasizing dialogue even as major disputes remain unresolved. Artificial intelligence, trade restrictions and regional security…
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New Russian attacks on Ukraine have again put civilian safety and industrial resilience in focus. Disruption affecting major steel production matters beyond a single company because heavy industry supports employment, exports, infrastructure…
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Washington and Beijing continue to signal that they want to manage their rivalry without allowing every disagreement to become a crisis. That does not mean the underlying competition has disappeared. Technology controls,…
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Artificial intelligence is moving deeper into government, business and consumer products, bringing new questions about security, reliability and control. Policymakers are increasingly trying to balance rapid adoption with safeguards against systems that…
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National security has become an increasingly prominent justification in a range of U.S. political and legal disputes. Supporters of a broad executive role argue that presidents need flexibility when security is at…
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As AI systems gain the ability to take actions instead of simply answering questions, responsibility is becoming a central policy issue. U.S. regulators are signalling resistance to the idea that an AI…
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A renewed move in bond yields is forcing investors to reconsider assumptions about growth, inflation and the path of interest rates. When long-term yields rise, the effect can travel quickly through mortgages,…
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A federal appeals court has declined to block the Pentagon’s blacklisting of Anthropic from military contracts. The dispute sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, procurement power and national-security policy. Beyond the…
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Canada is expanding security cooperation with European partners as governments respond to a more complicated geopolitical environment. Intelligence sharing, defence readiness and economic security are increasingly being treated as connected issues rather…
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New reporting about autonomous AI activity is sharpening a basic security lesson: systems that can browse, call tools or act on accounts create a different risk profile from ordinary chatbots. The concern…
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A jury in New Mexico found that Meta misled users in a case tied to Facebook data practices. The decision adds to a long-running debate over whether privacy disclosures are understandable enough…
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The harvest moon is set to provide a bright seasonal show, offering an accessible skywatching event across much of Canada where weather cooperates. The name is traditionally associated with the full moon…
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Investors are heading into a data-heavy week with employment and inflation reports likely to influence expectations for interest rates. Stronger growth can support corporate earnings, but persistent inflation can also keep borrowing…
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U.S. stocks finished higher as investors bought shares tied to artificial intelligence, with large technology names helping the broader market. The rally comes against a less comfortable macroeconomic backdrop of elevated oil…
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Solidigm, the storage unit owned by SK Hynix, is considering a potential public offering, according to Reuters reporting. Investor interest in chips, memory and storage has grown alongside massive spending on data…
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Lumen Technologies says it plans to move its common-stock listing to Nasdaq. A change of exchange does not alter the underlying business, but companies can use a listing move as part of…
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