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“Deloitte Cuts Canada’s 2027 Growth Forecast by 20%”

Deloitte Canada has reduced its growth projection for Canada's economy in 2027 by 20 percent due to challenging conditions faced by consumers and businesses....

“AI Data Centers Could Drive Up Alberta Energy Costs”

Artificial intelligence data centers are widely recognized as significant electricity consumers, raising concerns about potential impacts on consumer energy costs in Alberta. A recent...

Iced Coffee Debate: Job Interview Etiquette Stirred

In the realm of job interviews, the typical list of items to bring may encompass your resume, portfolio, charismatic demeanor, and a professional attitude....

Cineplex Explores Sale with New CEO at Helm

Cineplex announced a potential sale as it introduced Bill Walker, former head of Landmark Cinemas, as the new CEO. The company's board, while optimistic...

“Flair Airlines Shifts Focus Amid Soaring Fuel Costs”

Flair Airlines' CEO, Len Corrado, is facing challenges due to the surge in jet fuel prices, prompting the budget carrier to shift away from...

“Canadian Military Urgently Seeks Autonomous Weapon Systems”

Lt.-Gen. Darcy Molstad, head of Canadian Joint Forces Command (CJFC), emphasized the military's urgent need for additional cost-effective, autonomous, and reusable weapons systems and...

“States and Writers Reach Deal, Allowing $81B Hollywood Merger”

Twelve states and Hollywood writers who opposed Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery have reached an agreement to resolve their legal disputes, allowing the...

“Child Entrepreneurs Thrive in Canada, Embracing Business at Young Age”

In Canada, many children are embracing entrepreneurship, with Jayden Karlee Castillo starting her toy business at just six years old. Three years on, she...

“Global Leaders Clash Over AI Safety vs. Innovation”

The rapid debate surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) safety risks and the potential need to slow down advanced research has garnered attention from influential figures...

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