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Carney Says No Decision Made on Lifting the Arctic Drilling Ban
Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Tuesday his government has not made a decision about lifting its decade long moratorium on offshore oil and gas exploration in the Arctic.
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Substance Over Nomenclature: Why the Dropped Label May Help Montreal
Canada and the EU dropped associate EU membership from the Montreal declaration draft, and Prime Minister Carney says what matters is the difference the agreement makes to Canadians' lives, not its name.
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Montreal Day One: What Canada Wants From the Summit’s First Day
The Canada European Union summit opens in Montreal on October 29 and 30, and for Canada the first day is about turning an Alliance for the Future into a work plan on trade, minerals and defence.
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Steel, Autos and SAFE: The Factory Floor Stakes in the Montreal Summit
Canadian steel and auto workers face 25 to 50 percent American tariffs, and the Montreal summit's value for them lies in European orders, investment and defence work through SAFE.
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Montreal in Two Days: What the Alliance for the Future Must Actually Deliver
The October 29 and 30 Montreal summit launches a year of Canada EU talks under an Alliance for the Future, built on trade worth 178 billion dollars and CETA growth above 80 percent.
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Carney to Visit Four Countries in Nine Days to Build Trade Beyond the US
Prime Minister Mark Carney will visit Ireland, the Philippines, Cambodia and China from November 11 to 19 to strengthen partnerships and expand trade.
Politics
Modi and Carney Commit to Early Conclusion of India-Canada Trade Pact in Phone Call
Prime Minister Mark Carney held a telephone conversation with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, with both leaders agreeing to build on the…
Business
Ottawa Unveils $6.2 Billion Shield for Steel and Auto as Trump Tariffs Bite
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford have unveiled a 6.2 billion dollar package to shield Canada’s steel and auto industries from…
Technology
C$3.5B AI Campus Proposed for Oakville as City Weighs Data-Centre Moratorium
BUZZ HPC has proposed a C$3.5-billion, 320-megawatt AI data campus in Oakville with 100,000+ GPUs, even as the city studies a one-year moratorium.
Sports
Canadians Shine as Mountain Running World Cup Wraps Up at Mont-Sainte-Anne
Canada's Rémi Leroux took second in the WMRA World Cup uphill final at Mont-Sainte-Anne on Oct 10 as the season ended at Défi des Couleurs.
Entertainment
‘Run Terry Run’ Opens on 150+ Screens in Widest Canadian Doc Release Since 2004
The Terry Fox documentary 'Run Terry Run' opened Oct 9 on more than 150 Canadian screens, the widest documentary release here since 2004.
Health
Ottawa Public Health Warns of Measles Exposures at 8 Businesses
Ottawa Public Health warned Oct 8 of measles exposures at eight city businesses Oct 1–3, urging visitors to watch for symptoms for 21 days.
Science
Nunavut Inuit Newborn Study Flags Three Rare Genetic Conditions
A genomic study of nearly 3,000 Nunavut Inuit newborns found three rare recessive conditions at high prevalence, published in BMC Pediatrics.
