The Bank of Canada delivers a critical interest-rate decision today as inflation reaches 3.1 per cent and Canadian households continue…
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Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Canada — But We Must Decide What Kind of Future We Want
Artificial intelligence is transforming Canadian business and society at extraordinary speed. The challenge now is ensuring that productivity, innovation and…
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Bank of Canada Faces Rate-Hike Pressure as Inflation Risks Rise Ahead of October 28 Decision
The Bank of Canada faces growing pressure to confront renewed inflation risks ahead of its October 28 interest-rate decision, raising…
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Canada Is Increasing the Transition From Temporary to Permanent Residence as Immigration Strategy Shifts
Canada is increasingly granting permanent residence to people already living in the country, with 153,005 former temporary residents becoming permanent…
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Canada’s Inflation Rises to 3.1% as Gasoline Costs Put Fresh Pressure on Household Budgets
Canada’s inflation rate rose to 3.1% in September as gasoline and energy costs climbed sharply, keeping affordability concerns front and…
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Alberta Votes on Its Future in Canada as Economic Frustration Tests National Unity
Alberta’s historic referendum is putting provincial autonomy, economic frustration and Canada’s national unity under the spotlight. Although the vote is…
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Amazon Targets Nvidia’s AI Advantage With New Software for Trainium Chips
Amazon is intensifying its challenge to Nvidia in the artificial intelligence infrastructure market with TorchNeuron, a new open-source tool designed…
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Mr. Maverick Confronts Trump: Canada’s Jobs Deserve Respect, Not 50% Tariffs
Trump's 50% tariffs on Canadian steel have disrupted trade, threatened jobs, and increased economic uncertainty across Ontario. In this edition…
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Canada Pushes Back Against Trump’s Tariffs: Steel Industry Regains Domestic Market Share as Ontario Fights to Protect Jobs
Canada's steel industry is regaining domestic market share after facing 50% U.S. tariffs. However, declining exports, workforce reductions, and uncertainty…
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Canada Loses 68,300 Jobs: Young Workers, Education and Health Care Bear the Brunt of a Weakening Labour Market
Canada lost approximately 68,300 jobs in September 2026, with young workers, women and employees in education, health care and manufacturing…
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