The Data Centre Playbook Canada Has Not Caught Up To
Harvest traces the full playbook data centre developers use to move fast in Canada: quiet scouting, jurisdiction shopping, levy engineering, and the Indigenous consultation gap still unresolved.
Alberta Pipeline Announcement Nears; One Outlet Is Already Skeptical
There is a conditional link between the pipeline and the Pathways carbon capture project. That dependency is a potential dealbreaker, and specialized energy press is treating it with more weight.
Ontario's New AC Rules Sound Like a Tenant Win --The Fine Print Says Something Different
A tenant who installed a window unit in May, expecting to benefit from a tenant-friendly law arriving in July, may have done so outside the window the law actually protects.
The US Says It's Walking Away From USMCA - Mexico Says the Damage Is Already Happening
Three outlets are treating the USMCA non-renewal as the start of a years-long procedural countdown. One outlet says the economic fallout has already begun, and it is not the outlet you'd expect.
CAA Is Closing Its Windsor and Leamington Offices. The Story Nobody Has Told Yet Is About the Staff.
A post in the Leamington Community Facebook group drew significant local attention roughly a week before the closures became broader news, meaning community awareness preceded formal media coverage.
Leading Indicators: 'canada khalistanis air india bombing'
More than 40 years ago, an Air India flight from Toronto to London was blown out of the sky. For a long time, the Government of Canada wanted to blame India and Sikh culture.
Leading Indicators: 'toronto pride canada day'
The annual celebration of Pride in Toronto is set to culminate on Canada Day. How are different media sources setting the stage, and how might that change?
Leading Indicators: 'eu canada trade dispute resolution'
The EU and Canada have settled a major trade dispute. Or have they? The Government of Canada says it's a done deal, but the pundits aren't so sure.
Leading Indicators: 'windsor essex tourism decline'
It's bad news for Windsor-Essex in Canada. Home to the busiest US/Canadian land-crossing, tourism in the area is down 9.9% in the last year, and political tensions are getting the blame.
