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The Canadian Forces were warned about safety gaps for 20 years before Wainwright disaster
Military leaders were told safety needed a “fundamental transformation,” especially as Canada rolls out massive defence investments -
Airport privatization plans have The Logic’s readers divided
Most survey respondents believe the move would increase travel costs, but some think it might be worth it -
Universities seek $10M from Ottawa to help creative workers grapple with AI
The universities want to train artists and small businesses on how to use AI, even as some faculty warn the technology threatens their work and livelihoods
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Business
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Auditor general finds persistent weaknesses at Canada’s money laundering watchdog
Fintrac took nearly four months on average to deliver financial intelligence to law enforcement, relied on outdated technology and struggled to uncover new financial crimes, a new audit finds -
Wealthsimple just raised $425M as its valuation hits $13.8B
Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC led the round, valuing the Toronto fintech 38 per cent higher than its last funding round a year ago -
An obscure data standard is the latest open banking holdup—and an unlikely political hot potato
The Financial Data Exchange is the most widely used technical standard for financial data sharing in North America, but Ottawa has questions about its American roots -
Ottawa is softening its ban on stablecoin yield
Issuers will be able to pay rewards on stablecoin balances that are based on transaction activity, not passive holding, under new draft regulations -
National Bank CEO warns AI alone won’t give banks a lasting edge
Amid an ambitious expansion plan, Laurent Ferreira says AI will mean banks face more intense competition and slimmer retail banking margins
National
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German industry groups push Berlin to join Canada-led defence bank
Eight major associations warn opting out of the DSRB would put Germany at a competitive disadvantage -
Canada’s new $800M customs tool is so glitchy that agents are using the old one
Two years after the online system launched, CBSA workers are losing 92,000 hours a year on manual workarounds, the federal auditor general found -
Why a midterm sweep for the Democrats won’t end Canada’s trade nightmare
Trump-weary Canadians are closely watching the U.S. midterms, hoping Tuesday’s result brings relief from the trade war. They may be in for a letdown. -
Canada faces a satellite-launch crunch as SpaceX retires its workhorse rocket
Investors are asking satellite companies how they’ll get to orbit, and it’ll be years before Canada’s homegrown rockets offer a solution -
Adam Waterous proposes massive crude exports to Asia by rail through northern B.C.
The oil tycoon’s plan to ship 250,000 barrels a day and build a terminal in Prince Rupert would require an exemption from Ottawa’s north coast tanker ban
Tech
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Ottawa will invest up to $1.6B in Cohere as firm’s valuation hits $35.7B
The $7 billion raise will be by far the largest private funding round ever by a Canadian technology company -
Ranovus wants to buy the federal government’s prized chip foundry
CEO Hamid Arabzadeh says the federal photonics fabricator will be among the first targets of the chipmaker’s new venture arm -
Ottawa opens bids for its new $1.75B venture funding program
The program aims to attract billions in private investment, with most of a separate $750-million fund earmarked for later-stage companies -
RBC’s AI chief sounds the alarm over AI agents
Bruce Ross says the bank is concerned about letting AI agents access customer accounts and move money without the right safeguards in place -
Microsoft beefs up its digital sovereignty tech as businesses seek more control
Canadian customers will be able to run more cloud and AI services on their own infrastructure, as concerns grow about an overreliance on U.S. technology
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Digital trade and critical minerals emerge as key pieces in new Canada-EU partnership
Defining “associate membership” is taking a back seat to more immediate goals as Carney and von der Leyen prepare to meet in Montreal
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What business wants from the 2026 federal budget
Major projects, the trade war and Ottawa’s deluge of planned defence spending shaped many of the asks for this year’s federal budget -
Beacon is building an AI empire by fixing Main Street’s software
The Toronto-based firm buys companies that make technology for niche markets, like camp grounds and soccer leagues, then adds staff and tools to boost revenue and profits -
Alberta’s referendum is just the start of the turmoil
The bruising battle over separation has left business owners anxious and immigrants feeling unwelcome. If Albertans agree on one thing, it’s that Monday’s vote will not bring closure.
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