Ottawa turns to a rarely used committee to fast-track its major projects bill
The Canadian · September 25, 2026
Ottawa commits $162 million to 10,000 paid AI work placements
The Mitacs program is aimed at helping smaller Canadian organizations put AI expertise to practical use.
September 25, 2026 · 5 min read
worldWashington says it feels no urgency to reach a new trade deal with Canada
The U.S. trade representative says the president is comfortable with the status quo as new restrictions loom.
September 25, 2026 · 5 min read
Politics
See allOttawa turns to a rarely used committee to fast-track its major projects bill
Bill C-39 touches 24 acts and regulations, drawing scrutiny from labour, environmental, and First Nations groups.
The Canadian · September 25, 2026
U.S. interference claims reshape the final stretch of Quebec's election
Premier Christine Fréchette says there is no proof of interference, while urging vigilance before the October 5 vote.
The Canadian · September 26, 2026
Canada signs preliminary deal for six Saab surveillance aircraft
The GlobalEye fleet would be built in Canada with Bombardier, though cost, timing, and NORAD integration remain unresolved.
The Canadian · September 25, 2026
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Ottawa commits $162 million to 10,000 paid AI work placements
The Mitacs program is aimed at helping smaller Canadian organizations put AI expertise to practical use.
The Canadian · September 25, 2026
Bell and Cohere train a Canadian AI model to investigate cyberattacks
The system draws on nearly a decade of Bell Cyber data to help analysts move faster during incidents.
The Canadian · September 23, 2026
TD commits up to $25 million to a three-year Cohere partnership
Teams from Cohere and TD's Layer 6 will work together at Toronto's MaRS district.
The Canadian · September 24, 2026
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Quebec duo Angine de Poitrine wins the 2026 Polaris Music Prize
The masked Saguenay act took the $30,000 award for its second album, Vol.II.
The Canadian · September 22, 2026
Feist and The Tragically Hip enter Canada's Songwriters Hall of Fame
A Massey Hall gala celebrated landmark Canadian catalogues with performances by Finneas, City and Colour, and others.
The Canadian · September 26, 2026
Toronto Biennial opens with a choir sounding sirens from Lake Ontario
Brendan Fernandes' shipboard performance launches an exhibition built around rupture and renewal.
The Canadian · September 23, 2026