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    Critical minerals face a funding ‘valley of death.’ Miners hope tax breaks will change that

    About one in a thousand exploration projects becomes a mine, and Canada needs to lure new investors to fix that, miners say
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    Emera sets sights on Canada’s giant power projects after $35B merger with Canadian Utilities

    Surprise merger would create an energy behemoth capable of pursuing megaprojects envisioned by Prime Minister Mark Carney
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  • Cohere opens up its AI platform to give businesses more control

    North 2 makes it easier for non-technical users to work with AI agents—and gives companies more control over costs and technology
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  • Canada’s radio-jammer ban is forcing military drone makers to test in Texas

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    The AI firm, which has already signed a deal with the Quebec government, is hiring both technical and sales staff to meet business demand
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