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Legault to force the Caisse to purchase REM trains made in Quebec
The Caisse, Quebec’s pension fund operator, has a mandate to operate independently and free of political interference in its decisions
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Use IoT-enabled tools to scale and speed up time to market
How a pragmatic approach and a few good strategic partners get you into the digital information game
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Canadian executives’ appetite for dealmaking soars above historical average
Technology and talent play key role in dealmaking and corporate confidence
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Feds offer $15.8B in new ships to Vancouver, Halifax while opening door to Davie
Seaspan and Irving were selected as the two shipyards responsible for building new vessels for the navy and coast guard
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China cuts taxes to spur chip makers in face of U.S. pressure
In a bid to reduce reliance on foreign technology, China is offering software and integrated circuit companies a tax break
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Huawei apt to be stripped of Google services after U.S. ban
Placing Huawei on the so-called Entity List by Washington last week is viewed as a way to persuade resistant U.S. allies in Europe to exclude Huawei equipment from their next-generation wireless networks, known as 5G
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SNC-Lavalin terminates the Highway 407 ETR transaction with OMERS
Shareholders challenge SNC-Lavalin for their stake in the all-electronic, open-access toll highway
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Trump says China will be ‘hurt very badly’ if no trade deal
White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow says “both sides will pay”
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Crown drops breach of trust case against Vice Admiral Mark Norman [UPDATED]
Norman was the vice-chief of the defence staff before he was suspended and then charged with breach of trust over alleged leaks of secret information about a navy shipbuilding contract
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Telcoms firm unveils Global Artificial Intelligence Accelerator in Montréal
Ericsson selects Montreal for its global R&D location because of the area’s robust AI ecosystem
