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Small Canadian steel companies worry buying Canadian ‘prices you out’ of domestic production (opens the original)
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TORONTO – Smaller Canadian steel companies say Canada’s push to support the industry north of the border is making it more expensive for family-owned manufacturers to buy Canadian steel products. “We’re certainly flirting with the idea that buying Canadian prices you out of making a product in Canada,” said Rahim Moloo, the owner of Conquest Steel in Toronto. Moloo’s family steel business, which just celebrated its 25th anniversary, manufacture several steel products, including raised garden bed
Can Canada’s steel industry survive the wrath of Trump’s tariffs? (opens the original)
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The move to lay off hundreds of workers at Hamilton’s Stelco steel plant is being seen as a critical warning to Canada’s troubled steel industry. “If we don’t make changes, Canada’s steel industry is at risk,” said United Steelworkers national director Marty Warren. Stelco’s plans to “idle” part of its Hamilton factory and let go hundreds of employees is only the latest blow to a Canadian industry being squeezed by U.S. tariffs. In December, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.’s largest employer, Algoma Stee
AI arms race takes centre stage as Chinese President Xi and Trump meet (opens the original)
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TORONTO - As Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived at the White House on Thursday, no amount of diplomatic pageantry could hide the fact that China and the United States are competing in an arms race towards global artificial intelligence dominance. Ahead of the meeting with Xi, U.S. President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to indicate once again that he’s opposed to any international framework that would put up safeguards around the development of artificial intelligence. “Big day with Presid
Federal government looks to usher in new students as 700K tradespeople expected to retire by 2030 (opens the original)
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WHITBY, Ont. - With a wrench in hand, second-year Electric Vehicle Technician students at Ontario’s Durham College are hoping that all their hard work will help them fasten their future career choice. The program is only in its second year, though its gaining plenty of buzz around campus and enrollment demand has risen year over year. “It’s the direction that everything is going,” proclaims Durham College Hybrid Electric Vehicle Professor, Mike Frederick. The Federal Government expects to reach
Family of killed Toronto officer calls for Ottawa to make major changes to the parole system (opens the original)
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TORONTO - “We’re talking about a guy who walked over, put the gun to my brother’s head, and pulled the goddamn trigger,” said Cory Baylis, as he gestures to his own head, his hand mimicking the gun that killed his brother. It was June 1994. Baylis was in Florida when he learned that his big brother, Toronto Police Constable Todd Baylis had been shot and killed on the job. Todd was just 25 years old at the time and had been chasing after a suspected drug dealer who pulled out a gun and opened fir
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