Illustrative steel plant; not Algoma Steel or the reported spill. Photo: Peter Herrmann / Unsplash.
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Algoma Steel pleaded guilty to two federal environmental and wildlife offences tied to a 2022 gear-oil tank overflow into the St. Marys River.
Illustrative cattle pasture; location not specified. Photo: Priscilla Du Preez / Unsplash.
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The Dominican Republic has approved Canadian beef imports from cattle of all ages, restoring access that had been restricted since 2003.
An agricultural harvest. Illustrative file photo; not Canadian potash production or a Bangladesh delivery. Photo: Wolfgang Weiser / Unsplash.
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The Canadian Commercial Corporation has signed another government-to-government agreement to supply Bangladesh with potash from Canpotex.
A vineyard in Oregon. Illustrative file photo; not a Vivid Machines project site. Photo: Dan Meyers / Unsplash.
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Federal funding will help Toronto-based Vivid Machines adapt its imaging and machine-learning system from apple orchards to grape vineyards.
A pipeline crossing an open landscape. Illustrative file photo; the location is not Canada. Photo: Mike Benna / Unsplash.
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Regulatory amendments shift several project types to the Canada Energy Regulator and remove two facility categories from the federal Project List.
A Canada Post delivery truck. File photo; not related to the CEO announcement event. Photo: Colby Winfield / Unsplash.
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The current chief executive’s term ends March 3, 2027, and applications for the role close October 6.
Bank of Canada headquarters, Ottawa. File photo, April 2017. Photo: Jeangagnon / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized and cropped for display.
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The central bank cites inflation risks and trade uncertainty; its next scheduled decision is October 28.
Port of Vancouver with Mount Baker in the distance. Illustrative file photo. Photo: Anastasiya Dalenka / Unsplash.
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Exports fell while imports rose, although sales to countries other than the United States reached a record.
Automated factory equipment. Illustrative file photo; the plant is not identified as Canadian. Photo: Simon Kadula / Unsplash.
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Output rose as hours worked edged down, according to Statistics Canada’s September release.
