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Bridging the Imagination Gap: How Canadian companies can become global leaders in AI adoption

Despite the obstacles, many Canadian firms are successfully embedding AI in their operations and reaping the competitive benefits.Artificial Intelligence · Canada Read Article

Housing sales barely budge in May

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Sales in May dipped 1.01 per cent last month.See the Story

Economist Steve Roach Expects a Prolonged Period of Tariff Uncertainty

The Xi-Trump call eased tensions, but Trump is still likely to do much damage.Wilbur Ross See the Story

Trade Zone: All eyes are on Kananaskis

Plus: Why it’s so hard for Canadian steel and aluminum manufacturers to diversify from the U.S.Kananaskis · Kananaskis Read Article

Montreal home sales, prices rise in May despite steady rates and economic uncertainty

56% Center coverage: 9 sources

Canadian Economy · Montreal See the Story

Canada to Boost Defence Spending to 2% of GDP This Fiscal Year | News Channel 3-12

41% Right coverage: 37 sources

By Spencer Van Dyk and Mike Le Couteur Click here for updates on this story OTTAWA (CTV Network) — Canada will boost defence spending by billions of dollars to meet NATO’s two per cent of GDP target this fiscal year, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Monday. The pledge comes ahead of next week’s G7 summit. “We will further accelerate our investments in the years to come, consistent with meeting our new security imperatives,” Carney announ…Justin Trudeau · Canada See the Story

Canada marks record high trade deficit in April, Statistics Canada reports

57% Left coverage: 21 sources

Statistics Canada · Canada See the Story

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