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The federal budget arrived in Ottawa accompanied by the standard drumbeat of deficit figures, including a projected shortfall of $78 billion for 2025–2026, as well as the cliched debates over…
When the mood of money is uncertain, Oxford Street has a certain winter appearance: shop windows that glow a bit too brightly, and tourists who stop in the cold as…
Solar panels don't appear to be the way of the future on a clear winter day in the Prairies. With their dark glass flat against the white ground, they appear…
The Midwest doesn't brag about its achievements. That's part of the brand: realistic, a little wary of hype, and more inclined to discuss hospital margins than lofty goals. On a…
The battery story in the UK is typically delivered with a wince. While Britain debated industrial policy in the abstract, the nation that made lithium-ion possible in the lab watched…
The un-Instagrammable nature of Canada's AI strategy is the first thing that strikes you. Not a moonshot video, not a slogan that screamed "AI superpower" across a stage. Rather, it…
Dana White has always existed somewhere between showmanship and hard data, so it makes sense that her wealth seems to fluctuate depending on who is narrating it. He is valued…
The parking lots outside Google's Mountain View campus gradually fill up on a calm morning as staff members make their way to buildings named after obscure mathematical ideas and Teslas…
Upon close inspection, the coal debate hardly ever sounds like a philosophical argument. It sounds mathematical. The type that takes place in windowless rooms where someone discreetly inquires as to…
The most illuminating aspect of this recent American initiative to reduce the risk of foreign AI investment is how banal it may appear at first. It doesn't come with flashing…
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