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    Flaws in CPP legislation have left billions of dollars at stake ahead of Alberta’s referendum

    A voter leaves after casting their referendum vote at an advance polling station in Calgary, Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026.

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  • Norway’s Vianode eyes Canadian backers as it mulls a partnership or sale

    The graphite company is looking for a strategic tie-up as it advances plans for a $3.2 billion Ontario plant
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  • Investors and CEOs are urging Ottawa to expand tax breaks for entrepreneurs

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    Canada’s major pension funds will invest billions of extra dollars in domestic assets. Some worry the country’s innovation economy could miss out.
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    A tech firm born from post-Brexit trade chaos sets its sights on Canada

    As trade links grow between Canada and the U.K., Northern Ireland is pitching itself as a gateway to both British and European markets
    International Trade Oct 13, 2026
  • India wants to buy less Canadian uranium. Canada’s nuclear lab is helping

    The American consortium that runs Canada’s national nuclear lab is helping develop a fuel that could cut into the market for Canadian uranium
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    AI developers are working toward recursive self-improvement, where models will be able to create better versions of themselves with little or no human intervention
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  • EDC wants to help sell the full stack of Canadian technology abroad

    The federal agency is exploring how it can put together and finance packages of domestic products and services in sectors like AI compute and critical minerals
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    The asset management giant values its stake in the Waterloo-region edtech at $5.4 million, down from $113 million in its pandemic heyday
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