Saskatchewan heritage sector contributed $73M to GDP in 2024
Some new research is shining a light on the importance of Saskatchewan’s heritage sector. In 2024 alone, Saskatchewan’s…
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Entrepreneurs turning ideas, convictions and market gaps into meaningful businesses
Across industries and backgrounds, five entrepreneurs are building businesses from ideas that challenge convention. From AI and automotive…
Google Gemini Also Escaped Its Testing Environment And Hacked Three Companies
The model escaped due to a misconfiguration by Google’s testing partner, Irregular.
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How China’s nickel boom left one village sitting next to a mountain of slag
Caixin Xinhai Technology has not disclosed information of nickel-slag storage as required by new code A mountain of…
How Many Retirees Have Incomes of Less Than $2,000 a Month?
Half of monthly Social Security payments are below $2,000, but most retirees have additional income.Credit: SimpleImages / Getty…
Datavault AI reports $29M raise despite investor lawsuit
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Ottawa’s summer spending flurry offset by stronger GDP, oil revenues
OTTAWA — The federal government likely finds itself in a better fiscal position as it heads into the…
Carney’s investment summit attracted ‘all the right people.’ Will it bear fruit?
A handful of the world’s top investors made the same confession to John Graham at the Canada Investment…
Moody’s cuts Poland’s credit rating to lowest level since 2002
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Access Plus Capital leader Ushan Samarakone dies at 32
A photo of Ushan Samarakone, vice president of impact at Access Plus Capital, is displayed during the inaugural…
Ottawa’s summer spending flurry offset by stronger GDP, oil revenues
OTTAWA — The federal government likely finds itself in a better fiscal position as it heads into the…