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    David Reevely

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    David Reevely is an Ottawa correspondent for The Logic. He was previously the news editor and then bureau chief for The Canadian Press in Ottawa, supervising coverage of all aspects of Canada’s federal government for the national wire service. Before that, he covered politics for the Ottawa Citizen as a reporter and columnist, focusing at different times on local affairs, the Ontario government and the place of the federal government in the capital. He can be reached on Signal at davidreevely.68

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    Articles by David Reevely

    Briefing

    Rocket company Reaction Dynamics shifts plans to heavier space launch vehicles

    https://thelogic.co/briefing/rocket-company-reaction-dynamics-shifts-plans-to-heavier-space-launch-vehicles/

    By David Reevely   |   Oct 9, 2026

    India wants to buy less Canadian uranium. Canada’s nuclear lab is helping

    https://thelogic.co/news/canada-india-nuclear-lab-uranium/

    By David Reevely   |   Oct 9, 2026

    The American consortium that runs Canada’s national nuclear lab is helping develop a fuel that could cut into the market for Canadian uranium

    A low-angle photo of the cooling tower of a nuclear power station. There are tree fronds and an Indian flag in the foreground.

    Briefing

    First Nations object to Bell’s Saskatchewan data-centre plans

    https://thelogic.co/briefing/first-nations-object-to-bells-saskatchewan-data-centre-plans/

    By David Reevely   |   Oct 8, 2026

    Briefing

    Mark Carney promises $2B to subsidize home energy retrofits

    https://thelogic.co/briefing/mark-carney-promises-2b-to-subsidize-home-energy-retrofits/

    By David Reevely   |   Oct 8, 2026

    Emera sets sights on Canada’s giant power projects after $35B merger with Canadian Utilities

    https://thelogic.co/news/emera-merger-canadian-utilities/

    By Meghan Potkins and David Reevely   |   Oct 6, 2026

    Surprise merger would create an energy behemoth capable of pursuing megaprojects envisioned by Prime Minister Mark Carney

    A low-angle shot of a pylon supporting high-tension power lines taken against the backdrop of sunshine and blue sky.

    Briefing

    Defence Investment Agency to be a Crown corporation so it can get deeper into Canada’s military industry

    https://thelogic.co/briefing/defence-investment-agency-to-be-a-crown-corporation-so-it-can-get-deeper-into-canadas-military-industry/

    By David Reevely   |   Oct 6, 2026

    Briefing

    Mark Carney says he’ll work with Quebec separatist premier-to-be on housing, infrastructure, big projects

    https://thelogic.co/briefing/mark-carney-says-hell-work-with-quebec-separatist-premier-to-be-on-housing-infrastructure-big-projects/

    By David Reevely   |   Oct 6, 2026

    Briefing

    U of T launches $100M program to draw top-tier PhD students to focus on key social issues

    https://thelogic.co/briefing/u-of-t-launches-100m-program-to-draw-top-tier-phd-students-to-focus-on-key-social-issues/

    By David Reevely   |   Oct 5, 2026

    Canada’s radio-jammer ban is forcing military drone makers to test in Texas

    https://thelogic.co/news/radio-jammer-ban-drone-makers-texas/

    By David Reevely   |   Oct 5, 2026

    Federal laws all but prohibit the gear needed to find out how drones would perform against well-equipped enemies

    A wide frame of two men on field carrying a drone. The UAV looks to be about three metres long and is shaped like a bar with helicopter rotors on each end.

    Briefing

    Montreal’s NorthStar space-monitoring firm starts trading in New York after SPAC deal

    https://thelogic.co/briefing/montreals-northstar-space-monitoring-firm-starts-trading-in-new-york-after-spac-deal/

    By David Reevely   |   Oct 2, 2026

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