John Vennavally-Rao
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Starship reaches orbit as SpaceX prepares to fly a Canadian astronaut (opens the original)
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TORONTO – With a thunderous roar, SpaceX’s Starship lifted off from a launchpad in Texas on another uncrewed test flight. This time, it went where no Starship had gone before. SpaceX employees erupted in cheers as flight controllers declared the vehicle “go for orbit,” minutes after an engine problem nearly scrubbed the attempt. It was a milestone THAT years in the making for Elon Musk’s company. Once in orbit, Starship released 26 Starlink satellites, one after another. They join the more than
Ottawa says Tumbler Ridge ChatGPT report raises ‘serious questions’ about OpenAI (opens the original)
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TORONTO – The American journalist who revealed some of the Tumbler Ridge shooter’s conversations with ChatGPT says he is still trying to get answers from OpenAI, after learning the chatbot taught the shooter how to get around its own safeguards. Mark Follman, national affairs editor at the U.S. magazine Mother Jones, told CTV News he reviewed “significant portions” of the shooter’s ChatGPT history and spoke with multiple sources with knowledge of the matter. His report, published Thursday, provi
Canada’s first F-35 takes flight in Texas (opens the original)
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TORONTO - Canada’s first F-35 has taken to the skies. It’s the first new model of fighter jet with Canadian markings in 44 years. The historic first flight took place Wednesday in Fort Worth, Texas, home to Lockheed Martin’s final assembly plant. The F-35 will replace at least some of the Royal Canadian Air Force’s (RCAF) aging CF-18 Hornets, which Canada first took delivery of in 1982. Canada signed on in 2023 to buy 88 of the jets, but Prime Minister Mark Carney ordered a review in March 2025
‘We have to act urgently’: Canada missing key pieces in strongest sectors, report finds (opens the original)
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Despite what U.S. President Donald Trump would have everyone believe, Canada has lots of what the United States and the world needs. But to turn the nation’s advantages into growth and global success, the country must build infrastructure and improve access to funding and capital. Those are some of the findings of a new report by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and PwC Canada, which looked at five critical sectors where Canada is strongest and found they all suffered from some of the same probl
One of North America’s largest rural expos underway in this Ontario town (opens the original)
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WALKERTON, Ont. — Horses and wagons led the way as the International Plowing Match and Rural Expo got underway with a parade on the outskirts of Walkerton, Ont. The opening parade marks the start of a five-day competition, filled with county fair activities. The celebration of agriculture — that’s expected to draw tens of thousands of visitors — is one of Ontario’s longest-running traditions. Matches have been held nearly every year in the town since 1913. This year’s match included 113 particip
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