Canada seeks to acquire long-range strike system widely used in Ukraine war
Procurement of weapon, somewhere between an attack drone and a cruise missile, will put the country’s new defence strategy to the test
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Inside the agency advancing Carney’s major projects agenda
Almost a year into its mandate, Major Projects Office is assessing big-money pitches for accelerated regulatory treatment while facing questions about transparency and speed
Fairfax Financial sells out of BlackBerry after 16 years, booking loss of at least $288-million
Financial conglomerate exits stock just as Canadian tech stalwart is taking off again
Why ‘Canada is not immune’ to the effects of Japan’s surging bond yields
As Japanese institutions buy more at home, they are retreating from the U.S. Treasury market
Prediction markets’ arrival in Canada increases temptation for insider trading, securities experts warn
The launch of Wealthsimple Predict is raising concerns that prediction markets could blur the boundaries of insider trading rules in Canada
Ford open to lifting Ontario’s ban on U.S. alcohol if ‘fair deal’ reached
Premier identifies sectors he says would need to be covered by trade pact, including auto, steel, forestry and others, calls on U.S. voters to punish Trump in midterms
Can Capital Power lure AI hyperscalers to build big in Alberta?
Chief executive Avik Dey pitches province to developers as ‘open for business’
Putting America’s staggering federal debt load in a perspective Canadians can understand
U.S. now spends enough on interest costs in one year to pay off Canada’s entire federal debt – and then some
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Economy
Manufacturing sales rise 0.1% in June for fifth consecutive monthly gain
Manufacturing sales hit $78.8-billion, while wholesale sales climbed 2.8% to $92.5-billion
Energy & resources
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Business Brief: Inside the major project machine
The secretive arm advancing Carney’s major projects agenda
Finance
Caisse reports more than 5% return in first half of year
Quebec pension giant fell short of its internal benchmark due to an AI industry-driven anomaly in the markets
Technology & innovation
Fairfax Financial sells out of BlackBerry after 16 years, booking loss of at least $288-million
Financial conglomerate exits stock just as Canadian tech stalwart is taking off again
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Rough trade: How Canada can maintain leverage in North American trade talks
Steve Verheul, chief negotiator for the original CUSMA trade agreement, offers some pointers on this year’s review
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Milken Institute plans conference on opening day of Carney’s Canada Investment Summit
The half-day event, Global Dialogues Toronto, is scheduled for Sept. 14 with senior business leaders set to attend
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Why you are more productive working in a coffee shop
Aside from the caffeine, a noisy café makes no sense on paper, but research shows they offer a distinct combination of features for remote workers
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