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Money, crime, tariffs 💵 — What you missed in the economic update, Tow truck turf wars spark violent crime.
With all eyes glued to the drama on Parliament Hill this week, you may have missed that the feds announced new plans for border security, money laundering, and Chinese tariffs.
In Toronto this year, nearly 15% of all shooting incidents were related to the tow truck industry.
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Freeland resigns 👩⚖️ — What’s next for the Liberal party, Canada Post gets back to work.
We woke up yesterday expecting a simple fall economic statement. Instead, we got chaos.
The Canada Post strike, by the numbers: 29 days spent on the picket line, about 15 million parcel deliveries lost, and an estimated $1.6 billion hit to small businesses.
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Brain chips 🧠 — Neuralink comes to Canada, Small businesses get a boost.
Elon Musk’s brain chip company is ready to crack open some Canadian skulls (in a good way).
If you’ve been kicking the tires on a new business idea, now might be the time to take a crack at it.
North Vancouver RCMP revealed it had thwarted an attempted heist of $12,800 worth of cheese at a grocery store. It’s the latest in a string of high-profile dairy-based robberies.
Nuclear reactors could be the next big Canadian export alongside maple syrup and movie stars named Ryan.
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Uranium money ☢️ — Spotify takes on video content, Canada’s mega-rich in uranium.
The days of podcasts being an audio-only medium are long gone. And Spotify knows it.
Like graphic tees and bucket hats, nuclear power is back as countries look to meet rising energy demand, boost energy independence, and move to low-emission power sources.
Fast Canadian business news. Get up-to-speed quick with a fun and smart breakdown of the three biggest Canadian and global business stories in less than 10 minutes.
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