Canada to launch public AI registry amid federal expansion
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This was the moment Charles became King of Canada, and Canada his kingdom
Indeed today did have special meaning. While the origins may have been from American politics, the reality is Canada does have a unique personality that is based on the British parliamentary system, whereas American is more akin to the … Continue reading This was the moment Charles became King of Canada, and Canada his kingdom
Benjamin Tal economist CIBC – Canada -US trade future
Benjamin Tal, deputy chief economist at CIBC World Markets 10/04/25 Despite all the calls to diversify Canada’s trade, the country will end up more dependent on the United States once tariff negotiations have concluded, according to a well-known economist. “We are in the midst of a global trade war, and in a global trade war, like in the Cold War, you have to choose sides,” Benjamin Tal, deputy chief economist at CIBC World Markets, said. On Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump turned his global trade war into a faceoff with China after he announced a 90-day reprieve on higher reciprocal tariffs levied against other countries, but raised … Continue reading Benjamin Tal economist CIBC – Canada -US trade future
The Canadian roots of Elon Musk conspiracist grandpa
Raised in Saskatchewan, Joshua Haldeman was a tech-utopian, politician and apartheid fan In considering programming and definition of AI the complications and social drivers that brought a chiropractor from Saskatchewan to be the grandson being the richest and arguably most powerful man in the world has many frames of thought and dynamics in producing such a person. Read on for an unbelievable yet true profile. By Geoff LeoMar. 20, 2025 Joshua Haldeman was just one of thousands of Saskatchewan farmers who lost their land in the drought of the Dirty ’30s. While that trauma shaped the lives of everyone who … Continue reading The Canadian roots of Elon Musk conspiracist grandpa
NP View: A roadmap for Canadian prosperity
This country can be very wealthy if Ottawa gets out of the way Published Feb 08, 2025 • Last updated 1 hour ago • 4 minute read Parliament needs to be recalled immediately because, even though U.S. President Donald Trump’s across-the-board 25 per cent tariffs have been put on pause, the threat remains. Instead, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hosted a “summit” with business and labour leaders in Toronto on Friday morning. While Trudeau gave a speech at the summit, the most significant thing he said came after he shooed reporters out of the room so he could speak privately with investors. When he thought the … Continue reading NP View: A roadmap for Canadian prosperity
TD Bank created an environment that allowed financial crime to flourish
Senator Colin Deacon summarised the impact of the fine TD Bank was hit with after the US Innvestigation assessed they knowingly worked to avoid AML rules and thuse became criminals themselves. This United States Attorney General Merrick Garland humiliated this Canadian bank over something so fundamental. AML rules are intended to eliminate one aspect of the transfer of cash or funds from being criminal proceeds to legitimate business proceeds. Deacon is correct in thei being a humiliation for Canada, yet OSFI have been silent on this matter, something I find even worse. Here is a short piece on thereaction of … Continue reading TD Bank created an environment that allowed financial crime to flourish
North Korean Activity in the Casino and Gaming Sector: How Do Jurisdictions Respond?
Allison Owen and Chandana Seshadri 3 September 2024Long Read RUSI. READ FULL REPORT(PDF 687KB) https://static.rusi.org/north-korean-activity-in-casino-gaming-industry_0.pdf This paper outlines proliferation finance activity tied to the casino and gaming sector, as well as the emergence of new avenues of exploitation that authorities should analyse as part of their national risk assessment process. Criminal actors exploit under-regulated aspects of the casino and gaming sector to launder and move illicit assets across jurisdictions. This threat is further compounded by the reported involvement of cryptocurrency as a means to move and obfuscate criminal assets. As a result of this shift in design, a new global illicit marketplace has emerged … Continue reading North Korean Activity in the Casino and Gaming Sector: How Do Jurisdictions Respond?
Workers in Canada are now only 70 per cent as productive as their counterparts in the US
Workers in Canada are now only 70 per cent as productive as their counterparts in the United States, and our productivity growth lags that of the United Kingdom, Germany and France.August 14, 2024 From: Martin Eichenbaum, Michelle Alexopoulos and Jeremy M. Kronick >Many reasons have been cited for the country’s poor performance, over-regulation and barriers to competition and interprovincial trade among them. >But a lesser-known contributor to the problem is Canada’s focus on investment in the construction industry which tends to have weaker productivity than other industries, said Caranci. >Along with regulation barriers, the industry contains a large number of small … Continue reading Workers in Canada are now only 70 per cent as productive as their counterparts in the US
Live Updates: The Fed Hinted That Rate Cuts Could Come Soon
The Federal Reserve left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at a two-decade high but suggested that recent progress in lowering inflation could enable it to cut interest rates soon. Updated July 31, 2024, 2:49 p.m. ET6 minutes ago Pinned Federal funds target rate Federal Reserve officials left interest rates unchanged at their July meeting, as economists had expected, and hinted that recent progress in lowering inflation could enable them to cut interest rates soon. Continue reading Live Updates: The Fed Hinted That Rate Cuts Could Come Soon
Business Outlook Turns Negative in Canada Amid Higher Rates
Inflation expectations fall in BoC surveys but remain too high Bloomberg report Canadian economy is properly responding to the interest rate increases. The tight labour market is expected to improve with impact of coming aggressive immigration increase policies. Snippets from Bloomberg article: The central bank’s business outlook indicator fell to -1.1 in the first quarter, from 0.1 previously. Firms expect slower sales growth for the fifth straight survey, due to higher interest rates, high inflation and concern about a recession. The data suggest the Bank of Canada’s aggressive rate increases over the past year are working to drag down inflation … Continue reading Business Outlook Turns Negative in Canada Amid Higher Rates
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