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Donald Trump · Canada

Pressure Mounts on Carney to Match Trump’s Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum

47% Left coverage: 15 sources

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will take “some time” to craft a response to increased U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum after U.S. President Donald Trump doubled the damaging duties on Wednesday.See the Story

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Centrica Strikes £20bn Deal to Import Gas From Norway Until 2035

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Long-term agreement with Equinor will meet 9% of UK’s annual demand See the Story

Elon Musk

'Now I Know Why Elon Doesn't Like Me so Much': Trump Takes Another Swipe at Musk

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

At a bill signing event at the White House, Trump invoked his high-profile former aide, saying "Now I know why Elon doesn't like me so much."See the Story

Beyond Local: Controversial Alberta Private Health Centre Helped Behind the Scenes by Airdrie Mayor, Documents Reveal

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Internal emails show how the mayor and city staff helped draft and pitch a proposal for a publicly funded, privately delivered urgent care centre in Airdrie, Alberta.Airdrie, Alberta · Airdrie See the Story

Founder of Kevin Hart-backed Vancouver toothbrush startup accused of stealing $20M from its coffers

Kevin Hart, the highest earning standup comedian in the world, signed on to endorse Bruush electric toothbrushes in 2020. The Vancouver company's founder, Aneil Manhas, is now accused of defrauding the startup. (Bruush) In the fall of 2022, Vancouver electric toothbrush company Bruush was buzzing. Superstar comedian Kevin Hart was promoting its products on social media, glowing write-ups were appearing in places like Forbes and investors had jus…Kevin Hart · Vancouver Read Article

The Saudi Investment Bank wants to fund Canadian infrastructure projects worth up to $100 billion each

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith with Saudi Arabia Minister of Energy, Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud in Calgary in September 2023. The Saudi Investment Bank was to spend big financing Canadian infrastructure projects. (The Canadian Press/Jeff McIntosh) The largest bank in Saudi Arabia is interested in “financing major Federal or Provincial projects between a minimum of $5 million to a maximum of $100 billion per project,” with a two per cent intere…Danielle Smith · Calgary Read Article

A Koch company is lobbying Manitoba about the industrial carbon tax as its fertilizer plant tops the list of biggest provincial polluters

Charles Koch, chief executive officer of Koch Industries, pictured in 2019. Koch Government Affairs registered to lobby the Manitoba government to discuss environmental fees for its fertilizer plant in Brandon, Man. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski, File) Koch Government Affairs, a subsidiary of the major energy corporation owned by Charles Koch, registered to lobby the Manitoba government to discuss the “impacts of federal/provincial taxes and regula…Carbon Tax · Brandon Read Article

Lobby firm representing Therme spa hires a new vice president from the Ontario government department that awarded it a 95-year lease at Ontario Place

A Therme rendering of the redeveloped Ontario Place. A senior executive for Infrastructure Ontario was hired as a vice president for lobby firm StrategyCorp, which has worked with Therme since 2019. (Therme Canada via Facebook) Kailey Vokes was hired as a vice president of Ontario lobby firm StrategyCorp in May, directly from her position as a director at Infrastructure Ontario (IO). This isn’t the first time Vokes has moved between public and p…Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

The company selected to build small nuclear reactors in Ontario and Saskatchewan is turning its lobbying attention to New Brunswick

The Point Lepreau nuclear power plant in Point Lepreau, N.B., seen in 2018. GE Hitachi is lobbying in New Brunswick about Small Modular Reactor development as local nuclear companies hit road bumps. (The Canadian Press/Kevin Bisset) GE Hitachi, the American firm that was selected by Ontario Power Generation (OPG) and SaskPower to build the first small modular reactors (SMRs) in both of those provinces, hired three StrategyCorp lobbyists to discu…New Brunswick, Canada · New Brunswick Read Article

As Ottawa pushes AI boom, experts warn of risks to farmland and resources

The rapid development of AI infrastructure poses potential risks to Canadian farmland, experts warn. (Jeff McIntosh/The Canadian Press) In Canada's newfound rush to build AI infrastructure and data centres, experts warn that a hasty approach could pose grave dangers to the country's farmland and water resources. Canada is heading toward a major data centre boom as the demand for tech infrastructure rises. Lobbyists and company executives are con…Ottawa, Ontario · Ottawa Read Article

A major Canadian construction company lobbied Prime Minister Mark Carney’s chief of staff Marco Mendocino twice last month to discuss federal infrastructure projects

A Toronto Aecon construction site seen in 2020. The major Canadian builder is lobbying the Prime Minister's Office after Mark Carney plans to build homes, energy infrastructure and data centres. (The Canadian Press/Joe O'Connal) Aecon, a construction company based in Hamilton, Ont., reported communicating with Mendocino twice in May about “infrastructure projects with respect to Aecon's role as a construction and infrastructure development compa…Infrastructure · Toronto Read Article

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Pressure Mounts on Carney to Match Trump’s Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum

Centrica Strikes £20bn Deal to Import Gas From Norway Until 2035

'Now I Know Why Elon Doesn't Like Me so Much': Trump Takes Another Swipe at Musk

Beyond Local: Controversial Alberta Private Health Centre Helped Behind the Scenes by Airdrie Mayor, Documents Reveal

Founder of Kevin Hart-backed Vancouver toothbrush startup accused of stealing $20M from its coffers

The Saudi Investment Bank wants to fund Canadian infrastructure projects worth up to $100 billion each

A Koch company is lobbying Manitoba about the industrial carbon tax as its fertilizer plant tops the list of biggest provincial polluters

Lobby firm representing Therme spa hires a new vice president from the Ontario government department that awarded it a 95-year lease at Ontario Place

The company selected to build small nuclear reactors in Ontario and Saskatchewan is turning its lobbying attention to New Brunswick

As Ottawa pushes AI boom, experts warn of risks to farmland and resources

A major Canadian construction company lobbied Prime Minister Mark Carney’s chief of staff Marco Mendocino twice last month to discuss federal infrastructure projects

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