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A December rate hike by the United States Federal Reserve would squeeze Canadian borrowers, with the October Producer Price Index due Friday and a hike already fully priced.
Montreal brought up to 2.5 billion dollars in waterbomber financing and a 44 million dollar helmet contract, two defence and industrial items with direct Canadian employment behind them.
The Montreal declaration sets a year of negotiation before a 2027 summit, and Prime Minister Mark Carney has said any enhanced Canada-EU partnership will need parliamentary approval.
EU imports of Canadian critical raw materials rose 62 percent in 2025 to 3.3 billion euros, and an agreement allowing the European Investment Bank to back Canadian mineral projects was expected at Montreal.
The Canada EU joint declaration is due on Friday, and Prime Minister Carney has said any enhanced partnership would require approval by the Canadian parliament.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney will visit Ireland, the Philippines, Cambodia and China from November 11 to 19 to strengthen partnerships and expand trade.
Prime Minister Mark Carney held a telephone conversation with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday, with both leaders agreeing to build on the…
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…
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.
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.
The Terry Fox documentary 'Run Terry Run' opened Oct 9 on more than 150 Canadian screens, the widest documentary release here since 2004.
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.
A genomic study of nearly 3,000 Nunavut Inuit newborns found three rare recessive conditions at high prevalence, published in BMC Pediatrics.
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