The International Test Pilot School in London, Ontario, just signed a contract for up to twelve M-346 Master jets from Leonardo S.p.A. The estimated value sits north of US$350 million. That's not a government purchase. ITPS is a private company, and this fleet will
In 2021, Loblaw stopped taking back Loop containers. The company ran the pilot for two years and concluded it "did not achieve scale and economic viability." That was polite corporate for: customers didn't use it enough, and the infrastructure cost more than anyone budgeted. Meanwhile, France
Scotiabank's Dallas Bank Acquisition Is Actually a Mortgage-Finance Beachhead When Scotiabank announced the acquisition of Maple Financial Holdings, the parent company of a small Dallas commercial bank, the natural assumption was retail expansion—another Canadian bank planting branches in U.S. suburbs. That framing misses the actual
Scotiabank's purchase of MapleMark Bank, a Dallas-based commercial lender with $935 million in assets, is not a scale play. It's a license acquisition. The bank itself—modest branch network, regional client base—is secondary. What Scotiabank is buying is the right to offer U.S.
Ken Paxton won a Texas Senate primary he should have lost. The Texas Attorney General defeated John Cornyn by a margin wide enough that the networks called it early. Cornyn had four terms in the Senate, committee seniority that most members spend careers chasing, and a fundraising machine built over
Over 500 competitors spent the last week in Toronto demonstrating what they've trained for. Skills Canada National Competition 2026 wrapped up Friday with a closing ceremony that named national champions across dozens of skilled trade categories. The event drew more than 500 students and apprentices from every province
The Finance Ministry's public warning about inflation, issued less than a week before the Reserve Bank of India's next rate decision, is not a routine update. It's a signal about priorities, and the timing tells you which priority won. When a government ministry flags
7 Asian Chipmakers and Component Suppliers Set to Capture SpaceX and OpenAI Overflow Capital Early backers of SpaceX and OpenAI are cashing out through secondary share sales at valuations of $210 billion and $157 billion respectively. The windfall isn't leaving tech. It's rotating into the Asian
The Zero-Dollar Phishing Campaign A malicious actor can now generate 10,000 unique, grammatically flawless phishing emails for approximately zero dollars using publicly available LLM APIs. Each one tailored to a specific wealth management client. Each one indistinguishable from legitimate corporate communication. The barrier to entry for sophisticated fraud
When the Crown Underwrites the Developer Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation insured 71,733 multi-unit residential units in Q1 2026. That number is up roughly 30% from the prior year and represents a quiet but structural shift in how housing gets financed in Canada. For the first time in
The choice Washington didn't expect Canada just gave a $5.4 billion radar contract to Sweden. Not to Boeing. Not to Lockheed Martin. To Saab, a company most Canadians couldn't name if pressed, for the GlobalEye airborne early-warning system that will replace the aging CP-
When the firewall becomes the vulnerability Most Canadian wealth management firms treat AI deployment as an innovation problem. They train models to analyze portfolios, automate compliance checks, and surface insights from client data. What they are not treating it as is a fundamental expansion of their attack surface—the sum