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Atlantic Canadians are country's most stressed grocery shoppers (opens the original)
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People in Atlantic Canada are the most stressed grocery shoppers in the country, according to Interac Corp’s State of the Cart spending survey. Released last month, the payment company surveyed 1,500 Canadians between May 8 and 12, 2026. According to the results, 80 per cent of those surveyed in Atlantic Canada say grocery bill keeps climbing no matter what they cut. Atlantic Canadians reported higher levels of stress than the national average, with 73 per cent saying grocery shopping feels more
Atlantic Lottery pays price for failing to report suspicious transaction (opens the original)
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Atlantic Lottery Corporation Inc. has been hit with a hefty fine after it was discovered the corporation failed to report a suspicious transaction. On July 9, the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) issued a release saying a monetary penalty of $212,025 was imposed on May 29, after an investigation found the corporation had committed non-compliance violations under Part 1 of the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act and associated reg
New initiative wants agri-tech firms to reach commercial production ASAP (opens the original)
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A new $7 million business accelerator aims to help nine Canadian companies grow their operations and strengthen food security. Funded by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, the HARVEST accelerator program will invest $750,000 and provide mentorship to clean-tech and agriculture start-ups with a goal of taking production methods to commercial scale as soon as possible. The program is managed by Ontario Genomics, a nonprofit funded by the government of Ontario and other partners. Spokesperson Maggie
What is tungsten, and why is the U.S. so interested in it? (opens the original)
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The earth has shifted on a proposed $579-million tungsten mine in New Brunswick after Prime Minister Mark Carney declared the Sisson property a nation-building project last fall, and with the United States government interested in bolstering its supply chain. The provincial government recently introduced the Mineral Resources Act designed to streamline the approval process for mining projects. According to a feasibility study done 13 years ago, the Sisson project would see the construction of a
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