Illustrative stock image: industrial machinery. Photo: Eric Prouzet / Unsplash License. Cropped to 1600 px.
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FedDev Ontario says 31 businesses and organizations will share nearly $26 million to adopt technology, expand production and respond to tariff pressure.
Illustrative factory machinery; not PEI Bag Co. or a funded project. Photo: Kevin Limbri / Unsplash. Cropped and resized.
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The federal government announced more than $6.9 million for 17 Prince Edward Island businesses and organizations responding to tariffs.
Illustrative electrical substation; not equipment covered by the trade proceeding. Photo: American Public Power Association / Unsplash. Cropped and resized.
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The Canadian International Trade Tribunal opened an expiry review of its 2021 finding on certain small power transformers.
Illustrative small-business scene; not a funded business or announcement event. Photo: Vitaly Gariev / Unsplash. Cropped and resized.
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FedNor announced $20.53 million for 22 projects led by Community Futures Development Corporations across Northern Ontario.
Illustrative photo: Ruben Hanssen / Unsplash. Cropped and resized.
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ARC Bio says a Canadian demonstration converted forest residue into refinery-ready biocrude and produced a jet-fuel blend meeting key specifications.
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Jamieson Wellness shareholders approved the proposed $45.75-per-share sale to Kirin, but court, regulatory and closing conditions still remain.
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Statistics Canada says crude and equivalent production hit 27.8 million cubic metres, while electricity exports to the U.S. rose sharply.
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The project partners have made a final investment decision to double the Kitimat terminal’s capacity to 28 million tonnes annually.
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Real GDP by industry was essentially unchanged in July, while Statistics Canada’s preliminary estimate suggests 0.2% growth in August.
Illustrative stock photo: Dania Shaeeb via Unsplash, under the Unsplash License. Resized; not a photograph of the Competition Bureau investigation.
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The Competition Bureau is investigating minimum advertised pricing policies in groceries and is asking consumers and industry participants for information.
Illustrative stock photo: Ricardo Gomez Angel via Unsplash, under the Unsplash License. Resized; not a photograph of the Trans Mountain system.
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The Canada Energy Regulator has approved a new Trans Mountain toll framework and will allow contracts for up to 90 per cent of pipeline capacity.
Illustrative stock photo by Niko Nieminen via Unsplash. It does not depict the Québec government report.
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Québec reported a $467-million accounting deficit for the first three months of 2026–27, while leaving its full-year forecast unchanged.
