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Why are security experts worried about Canada’s secret Palantir contracts?

Why are security experts worried about Canada’s secret Palantir contracts?

Hint: it has to do with data sovereignty.

Functional beverages are taking over Canadian grocery aisles. But do they work?

Functional beverages are taking over Canadian grocery aisles. But do they work?

We asked and found out.

Canada’s new bridge is almost open for business

Say hello to the Gordie Howe International Bridge.

Canada’s new bridge is almost open for business

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People are putting their rent on buy now, pay later plans

People are putting their rent on buy now, pay later plans

Want to turn your rent into a mortgage? There's an app for that.

Ottawa is kicking the kids off social media

Ottawa is kicking the kids off social media

Canada's kids are going to have a lot of spare time on their hands.

The iPhone might be responsible for declining birth rates

The iPhone might be responsible for declining birth rates

Apple could be the reason fewer people are having babies.

Canada bans Texas cattle over deadly parasite

Canada bans Texas cattle over deadly parasite

There's no more Texan beef on the grocery shelves.

Ebola outbreak highlights cracks in infectious disease control

Ebola outbreak highlights cracks in infectious disease control

Why is the DRC’s Ebola outbreak so alarming?

How do you get a movie funded in Canada?

How do you get a movie funded in Canada?

And can film play a role in Canadian sovereignty?

Is time running out for Javier Milei’s Argentina experiment?

Is time running out for Javier Milei’s Argentina experiment?

What, if anything, can we learn from the complicated track record of Milei’s radical economic experiment?

Growing local opposition threatens to derail Canada’s $90 billion Alto rail project

Growing local opposition threatens to derail Canada’s $90 billion Alto rail project

Tensions are running high around high-speed rail.

Toronto is scalping its own World Cup tickets

Toronto is scalping its own World Cup tickets

The city is flipping seats for a tidy profit

Air Canada’s new plane targets premium flyers

Air Canada’s new plane targets premium flyers

AC shows off its upgraded business class.

Nova Scotia is sending its students to seafood school

Nova Scotia is sending its students to seafood school

Get ready to learn lobster, kids.

Not all big shorts have a Hollywood ending

Not all big shorts have a Hollywood ending

A notorious short seller gets booked.

Water Cooler

Quick Q&As with Canadians doing interesting things.

Water Cooler with Kevin Blue

Water Cooler with Kevin Blue

A Q&A with the Canada Soccer CEO.

Water Cooler with Lumira Ventures' Peter van der Velden

Water Cooler with Lumira Ventures' Peter van der Velden

Life sciences investing, innovation in cancer treatment, and opportunities in Canada's biotech sector.

Water Cooler with Ryan Baddeley

Water Cooler with Ryan Baddeley

A Q&A with the Pizzeria Baddiali founder