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- Sep 30, 2026
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Brookfield-backed AI data centre developer 5C eyes IPO (opens the original)
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The head of Hypertec Group Inc. says data centre developer 5C Group may go public as it ramps up its project pipeline. Montreal-based 5C builds and operates large-scale artificial intelligence data centre campuses in North America. The firm formed when Hypertec Cloud spun out of Hypertec Group and acquired 5C Data Centers in 2025. “Realistically, the growth trajectory we’ve seen makes it so we’re absolutely considering an IPO,” Hypertec Chief Executive Officer Simon Ahdoot said at the Bloomberg
Canada’s top engineering firms fend off concerns over AI (opens the original)
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Canada’s largest publicly traded engineering firms are seeking to downplay concerns that artificial intelligence might disrupt their business models, arguing AI will boost demand for their services. Fears about AI’s impacts have weighed on valuations, with shares of WSP Global Inc., AtkinsRealis Group Inc. and Stantec Inc. — all of which have large Unites States operations — respectively down 32 per cent, 13 per cent and 34 per cent over the past 12 months as of Monday. Some investors have stepp
Trump’s latest trade threat weighs on Canadian firms with U.S. contracts (opens the original)
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Shares of Canadian companies that do business with the U.S. government fell following President Donald Trump’s threat to bar Canadian-origin products from being sold to federal contractors. “From now on, NO RECIPROCITY – NO ACCESS!” Trump said in a social media post Tuesday afternoon, saying Canadian and provincial governments ban U.S. firms from winning contracts in the country. He directed the U.S. General Services Administration to work with the U.S. Trade Representative to “take all necessar
Trump’s latest trade threat weighs on Canadian firms with U.S. contracts (opens the original)
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Shares of Canadian companies that do business with the United States government fell following President Donald Trump’s threat to bar Canadian-origin products from being sold to federal contractors. “From now on, NO RECIPROCITY – NO ACCESS!” Trump said in a social media post Tuesday afternoon, saying Canadian and provincial governments ban U.S. firms from winning contracts in the country. He directed the U.S. General Services Administration to work with the U.S. Trade Representative to “take all
Trump’s latest trade threat weighs on Canadian firms with U.S. contracts (opens the original)
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Shares of Canadian companies that do business with the United States government fell following President Donald Trump’s threat to bar Canadian-origin products from being sold to federal contractors. “From now on, NO RECIPROCITY – NO ACCESS!” Trump said in a social media post Tuesday afternoon, saying Canadian and provincial governments ban U.S. firms from winning contracts in the country. He directed the U.S. General Services Administration to work with the U.S. Trade Representative to “take all
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