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A South Korean defence company, Hanwha, has announced that it will use steel made at Algoma’s Sault Ste. Marie plant to build armoured weaponized military vehicles in Canada.

South Korea’s Hanwha to use Algoma Steel material to build military vehicles in Canada

Oil prices rise, but Wall Street still hangs near its records

Orla Mining says work halted at mine in Mexico due to stoppage and blockade

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Canada Post workers vote to accept contract

Dubai looks back to normal. Beneath the surface it’s a different story

Bank of Canada says don’t put much weight on GDP data showing technical recession

Larry Berman: Time to find cheap consumer stocks and ETFs won’t help much

AI giant Anthropic confidentially files for U.S. IPO as investors bet big on AI future

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S&P/TSX composite index down more than 100 points, oil heads higher

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Two Quebec towns battle to become international ‘capital of maple syrup’

Canadian factory sector grows on likely war-linked stockpiling

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Motorola targets rogue drones with US$1.5 billion D-Fend deal

Apotex looking to sell about $1 billion in shares in initial public offering

Cogeco to take $1.7B non-cash charge related to U.S. telecom business

JetBlue flags higher fuel costs, benefits from Spirit shutdown

EasyJet says possible U.S. bid ‘highly opportunistic’ as shares jump

African EV firm Spiro raises US$215 million for electric mobility expansion

Gas generator maker ERock aims for US$5 billion valuation in U.S. IPO

Nearly all Canadian universities fall in global rankings

Berkshire Hathaway to buy Taylor Morrison for US$6.8 billion in cash to expand in housing

FedEx Freight set for market debut as it completes spinoff

Nvidia bets on AI personal computers with new chip powering Windows laptops

Toronto employers eye work from home options to avoid World Cup traffic

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World Cup to spur 'short-lived bump' from tourism spending: BMO

Connected vehicle data 'can have intelligence value' to adversaries: federal document

Ebola outbreak in DRC could take years to contain, expert says

‘Increase the risk of a crash’: More than 80,000 vehicles recalled in Canada

P.E.I. could need thousands more skilled workers. Here’s what’s being done

‘The recession is real’: Poilievre calls for emergency debate

Same sex couple puzzled by fertility tax credit that doesn’t cover sperm

Scrapping CUSMA would be ‘phenomenally disruptive’: Hillman on future of the deal

AI demand — and tactics — drive surge in cargo theft, costing consumers more

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‘We don’t lose’: Auto parts industry weighs proposed U.S. content requirement

Trump administration challenges order extending tariff refunds to all importers

‘Exercise the utmost caution’: Zara warns customers after possible data breach

This province cleared an encampment in its largest city. Auditor general says there were significant issues in how it went.

As China’s foreign minister visits Canada, a former diplomat shares insight on his personal life

Canada Post logs $205M loss before tax in first quarter

U.S. stocks gain ground, adding to their records, as Dell soars

PM Carney discussed artificial intelligence with Pope Leo

More Canadians launching GoFundMe campaigns to help with bills

Tech stocks send TSX higher, U.S. markets also up amid hopes of U.S.-Iran deal

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