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NGen Secures $62.7M for Advanced Manufacturing Projects, Boosting Canadian Industry

NGen Secures $62.7M for Advanced Manufacturing Projects, Boosting Canadian Industry

NGen Secures $62.7M for Advanced Manufacturing Projects, Boosting Canadian Industry
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Ottawa Announces $25 Million Investment in Advanced Manufacturing at German Trade Fair

Ottawa Announces $25 Million Investment in Advanced Manufacturing at German Trade Fair

Ottawa Announces $25 Million Investment in Advanced Manufacturing at German Trade Fair
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NGen Allocates $62.7 Million for Advanced Manufacturing Projects to Boost Canadian Industry

NGen Allocates $62.7 Million for Advanced Manufacturing Projects to Boost Canadian Industry

NGen Allocates $62.7 Million for Advanced Manufacturing Projects to Boost Canadian Industry
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Oxbo Opens $60.5 Million Advanced Manufacturing Facility in Genesee County

Oxbo Opens $60.5 Million Advanced Manufacturing Facility in Genesee County

Oxbo Opens $60.5 Million Advanced Manufacturing Facility in Genesee County
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Canada Invites Applications for AI Supercomputing Infrastructure

Canada Invites Applications for AI Supercomputing Infrastructure

The Canadian government has opened applications for its AI Sovereign Compute Infrastructure Program, a key component of the Canadian Sovereign AI Compute Strategy. This initiative aims to establish large-scale, Canadian-owned supercomputing capacity to support research and innovation across various sectors. The program is backed by investments from the 2024 and 2025 federal budgets and seeks to mobilize private sector investment, build public supercomputing infrastructure, and establish an AI Compute Access Fund. The infrastructure is expected to drive breakthroughs in healthcare, energy, advanced manufacturing, and scientific discovery.
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Canadian Prime Minister Carney Criticizes US Ties as Economic Weakness Amid Trade Tensions

Canadian Prime Minister Carney Criticizes US Ties as Economic Weakness Amid Trade Tensions

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has declared that Canada's close ties to the United States, once considered a strength, have now become a weakness. In a video message, Carney emphasized the need for Canada to take control of its future and reduce reliance on the US, especially in light of ongoing trade tensions initiated by President Trump. Carney's recent electoral victory aims to strengthen Canada's position in dealing with these challenges. The US has imposed tariffs on Canadian exports and suggested major changes to the US-Mexico-Canada free trade treaty. Carney plans to regularly update Canadians on his government's efforts to grow the economy and defend national sovereignty.
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Oxbo Opens $60.5M Advanced Manufacturing Facility in Genesee County

Oxbo Opens $60.5M Advanced Manufacturing Facility in Genesee County

Oxbo Opens $60.5M Advanced Manufacturing Facility in Genesee County
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Canada's prime minister says economic ties with US are a weakness that must be corrected

Canada's prime minister says economic ties with US are a weakness that must be corrected

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada’s strong economic ties to the U.S. were once a strength but are now a weakness that must be corrected
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Carney says Canada's economic ties with US are a weakness that must be corrected

Carney says Canada's economic ties with US are a weakness that must be corrected

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada’s strong economic ties to the U.S. were once a strength but are now a weakness that must be corrected
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Canadian Prime Minister Criticizes U.S. Tariffs, Calls for Economic Diversification

Canadian Prime Minister Criticizes U.S. Tariffs, Calls for Economic Diversification

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has expressed concerns over the economic relationship between Canada and the United States, highlighting it as a weakness that needs addressing. In a recent video address, Carney criticized the high tariffs imposed by President Trump, which have adversely affected Canadian workers in the auto and steel industries. He noted that these tariffs have created uncertainty, causing businesses to hesitate in making investments. Carney emphasized the need for Canada to diversify its economic ties and reduce reliance on the U.S. He plans to provide regular updates on his government's efforts to attract new investments and sign trade deals with other countries. Carney also mentioned the importance of increasing Canada's defense spending and reducing trade barriers within the country.
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Canada's annual CPI rises to 2.4% as Iran war drives up gasoline costs

Canada's annual CPI rises to 2.4% as Iran war drives up gasoline costs

By Promit Mukherjee OTTAWA, April 20 (Reuters) - Canada's annual inflation rate rose to 2.4% in March, with prices jumping 0.9% on the month, as higher crude oil costs drove up gasoline prices, data showed on Monday.  The headline annual inflation rate was last at this level in December.
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UFC Winnipeg Results: Burns vs. Malott

UFC Winnipeg Results: Burns vs. Malott

Gilbert Burns tries to snap skid against Mike Malott in UFC main event