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Federal panel urges Atlantic provinces to create single electricity market (opens the original)
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A federally appointed panel is urging the four Atlantic provinces to create a single electricity market, a central part of its wider call for a “One Atlantic Canada” approach to regional growth. In a report released Friday, the Atlantic Economic Panel proposes an independent operator to plan and manage a power market spanning New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador. Appointed by Ottawa last November, the seven-member panel argues that the provinces need to
Business Brief: A mega tax measure and an airport makeover (opens the original)
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Good morning. Ottawa is opening Canada’s largest airports to private capital – and making it easier for companies to write off big investments. Today, we’ll look at how the airport plan would work, and why some big questions might take a while to answer. Allies: European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen called for Canada to become the first associate member of the EU as part of a new “alliance for the future.” Money: Canada’s new prediction market guidance leaves key questions unresolve
Business Brief: Takeaways from the Canada Investment Summit (opens the original)
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Morning. If today is Canada’s chance to show off why investors should bet on the country, yesterday was a reminder that money alone won’t build the projects on Ottawa’s wish list. Today, we look at the high hopes and hard realities emerging from Prime Minister Mark Carney’s investment summit. Trade: Canadian cities brace for tariff pain as the trade war escalates. Culture: Scotiabank paid music funder FACTOR $11-million in heist case settlement, documents show. Manufacturing: Big trouble grows i
Business Brief: Five files to follow this week (opens the original)
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Morning. In today’s edition: Canada plays host to folks who manage nearly $120-trillion in assets; consumers continue to pay more at the grocery store; and the housing market braces for more heartburn in 2027. Sovereignty: Canada and the EU are exploring deeper trade, investment, security and labour ties, a senior government official says – but not at the expense of autonomy. Finance: Scotiabank is committing $100-billion to fund Canadian companies. Venture capital: AI financier Intrepid Growth,
Business Brief: Canada’s new flight path (opens the original)
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Morning. U.S. President Donald Trump is intensifying his trade war with Canada, banning imports of the country’s alcohol, motorcycles and some dairy products. Today, we look at how Canadian businesses and political leaders are navigating a widening rupture with the country’s largest trading partner. Transportation: Porter and Transat have secured bailout loans to cope with soaring jet-fuel costs. Investing: Bank of Montreal becomes the first Big Five bank to eliminate most online trading commiss
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