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Telesat faces showdown with American creditors over debt (opens the original)
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One of the Canadian companies that Prime Minister Mark Carney advertised to foreign investors at last week’s investment summit is three months away from a debt deadline with American creditors and could default on those loans if it can’t reach an agreement. Telesat Corp., a satellite operator that was promoted in the Canada Investment Summit prospectus circulated among major global funds, has approximately US$1.71-billion in debt connected to one of its subsidiaries coming due Dec. 6, with anoth
Telus tightens focus to data centres and core business (opens the original)
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Telus Corp. chief executive officer Victor Dodig says investors should expect a simplified, “less expansive” company in the coming years, as he leads it through a series of divestitures, refocuses on the core telecom business and puts a moratorium on acquisitions. Like its peers, over the years Telus has sought to diversify its income sources as growth in its core earnings area – phone and internet services – has moderated. For Telus, that has meant a series of expensive acquisitions, with foray
Ottawa to help finance nationwide sovereign internet network, Carney says (opens the original)
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The federal government will help to finance a new internet network to provide nationwide sovereign internet connectivity, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Tuesday morning. “We will reinvest the tens of billions of dollars of capital we raise into the infrastructure that Canada needs for the next generation,” Mr. Carney said as part of opening remarks in front of hundreds of guests representing the world’s top investors. That will mean “helping to finance new nation-building infrastructure, i
Bell Canada aims to quadruple capacity of data centre operations in Saskatchewan (opens the original)
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BCE Inc. (BCE-T) is planning to quadruple the capacity of its artificial intelligence data centre operations in Saskatchewan, with ambitions to provide up to 1.2 gigawatts of compute power across three new facilities in the province through a series of investments that could top $5-billion. The expansion, proposed through a non-binding memorandum of understanding with the province, would build on the company’s current 300-megawatt project currently under construction in Sherwood, Sask., and will
Trade war creates boom for lobbying firms with access to Trump (opens the original)
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It was the first day back at work for Congress after the summer recess, and two blocks away from the White House, a stream of sharply dressed guests were stepping out from black Suburbans and striding toward a street-level doorway on 15th Street NW. The entrance was inconspicuous, save for the umbrellaed valet stand out front and the darkened, hemispherical camera mounted at eye level by the door. The building’s plaque was half-hidden by a shrub, but cursive lettering across the forest-green doo
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