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›AI is changing which takeover deals get done›AI chatbots often encourage delusions and self-harm, study finds›Bank of Canada leaves key interest rate unchanged despite inflation risks›Meet the fixer Carney called to save Canada-U.S. trade talks›Canadian scientist Gilles Brassard wins Turing Award for quantum breakthroughs›Canada is copying Europe’s TikTok curbs, but without the teeth›Shopify’s AI-powered loans business is growing fast›U.S. venture investors are backing fewer Canadian deals, bucking a years-long trend›Canadian banks are ramping up lending to non-bank financial firms›Bell goes even bigger on AI with a huge Saskatchewan data centre›Quebec is staring down another referendum. Andrew Lutfy is furious›Carmichael: Here’s how Bay Street can lead a revival of Canadian entrepreneurship›Xanadu wants to bring large-scale quantum computer manufacturing to Canada›Canada considers joining U.K., Italy and Japan to develop future fighter jets›Liberals renew push for police access to digital communications›Bank of Canada tells fintechs to keep boasts about registration out of marketing›BDC adds $2B to its defence financing scheme as the sector heats up
Last updated: Sep 15, 2026, 11:00 a.m.