Canada
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How Canada’s Real-Time Rail Modernizes Financial Networks and Boosts Business Efficiency
Canada launches its long-awaited Real-Time Rail system, providing 24/7 instant payments, better cash flow, and advanced fraud prevention.
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No Launches, Big Plans: Canada Rocket Company Bets It Can Rival SpaceX
NEW YORK, June 27 — On the floor of the Toronto Stock Exchange, the scene is familiar: suits,…
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Canada Closes First Investment Summit With Nearly $500 Billion in Commitments
TORONTO, September 15 — The Canadian government closed its first Canada Investment Summit with a headline number that…
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Canada Tariffs Lift Domestic Ice Cream Sales Amid US Trade Tensions
OTTAWA, September 12 — Canada’s new counter-tariffs cover nearly C$28 billion (about US$20 billion) of American products, with…
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Helping businesses adapt, grow, create jobs through new grants
VICTORIA, British Columbia, Sept. 3 — C$2.7 million (about US$2.0 million) in new grant funding opens Wednesday in…
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Bank CEOs call latest tariff dispute manageable for Canada
TORONTO, Sept. 2 — Canada’s biggest banks are brushing off the latest U.S.-Canada trade flare-up as manageable, with…
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From Beetle Salvage to Fire Loss: 100 Mile House Faces Its Timber Reckoning
KAMLOOPS, July 2 — The provincial government is asking residents of the 100 Mile House area and surrounding…
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Ontario Sits on $79.1 Million of Banned U.S. Alcohol, Storage Could Cost $20 Million a Year
TORONTO, July 21 — The neon glow of an LCBO store flickers in the humid evening air, its…
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Carney Says Old Canada-US Relationship Is Over After Trump Announces 25% Car Tariffs
OTTAWA, July 21 — The deep economic integration that has bound the Canadian and American automotive sectors for…
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Ontario’s LCBO Shapes Alcohol Imports Quasi-Monopoly
TORONTO, July 21 — For nearly a century, the Liquor Control Board of Ontario has operated as one…
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Softwood Lumber Dispute Cost Both Countries, Montreal Institute Study Finds
OTTAWA, July 18 — The Canada–United States softwood lumber dispute grinds on. Now into its fifth decade, this…
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Only 45% of Active Canadian Buyers Say Now Is the Right Time: RBC Poll
OTTAWA — The herd has scattered. A fresh survey shows Canadian homebuyer sentiment split down the middle, with…
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Technologies reshape Canadian finance in 2026: AI and open banking
OTTAWA, July 2 — The headline on a piece of industry analysis asks the question directly: “Technologies are…
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On the Ground in Terrebonne: Ottawa Backs a Steel Automation Bet
OTTAWA — The federal government is not just watching the automation wave hit Canadian industry. It is putting…
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Canada Backs a 51-Kilometre Road to a Cobalt-Gold Mine in Tlicho Country
YELLOWKNIFE, June 26 — The heavy equipment is already moving on the gravel roads that thread through the…
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Air Canada expects over one million customers in next week amid summer push
Air Canada is betting big on national pride this summer. The flag carrier expects to welcome more than…
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Air Canada Expects Over 1 Million Passengers as Summer Season and Canada Day Week Begin
MONTREAL — The math is simple. More than 50 destinations. One million customers. One week. Air Canada is…
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Is Now the Right Time to Buy a Home? Canadians Divided
OTTAWA — Canadians are split on whether now is the right time to buy a home, according to…
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Empty condos may get second life as affordable housing in BC
VANCOUVER, June 23 — The federal and provincial governments are investing more than $5 billion in a new…
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Liberals Shut Down Ethics Probe Into B.C. Plan to Buy 2,200 Unsold Condos
The math behind B.C.’s latest housing plan is brutally simple. Metro Vancouver has thousands of completed condos nobody…
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Ottawa and B.C. plan to convert unsold condos into rent-to-own homes, drawing bailout charge
Richmond and the Tri-Cities are about to become ground zero for an experiment in affordable housing. The federal…
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Ninepoint 2026 Mid-Year Outlook Covers Rates, Energy, Metals and Crypto
Investors navigating the second half of 2026 now have a fresh reference point. Ninepoint, the Toronto-based investment firm,…
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China Takes About Half of Trans Mountain’s Seaborne Crude, Alberta Institute Report Finds
CALGARY, September 21 — The tankers are turning. On the ground along Canada’s West Coast, ship-tracking data and…
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HSBC’s Canadian Exit: What the RBC Sale Changed for Customers
Canada, April 29, 2026 — cybernewschronicle.com — It’s been about two years since HSBC was caught quietly selling…
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