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Global Copper Shortfall Threatens to Slow Economic and Technological Growth

A recent energy market analysis warns that copper supply is unlikely to keep pace with rapidly rising global demand, potentially constraining economic expansion and technological development in the coming decades. Copper is a foundational industrial metal used in electrical infrastructure, renewable energy systems, electric vehicles, data centres and broader electrification efforts. As governments and corporations…

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Canada’s Trade Numbers Came in Smaller Than Expected as Exports Lagged

Canada’s international trade figures for late 2025 showed a smaller-than-anticipated surplus, largely because export activity underperformed relative to expectations. While economists had forecast a stronger upside in goods shipments, the actual data revealed weaker export volumes and values, which weighed on Canada’s overall trade balance and raised questions about the near-term strength of global demand…

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Canadian Airlines Pull Back From U.S. Travel and Redirect Capacity Overseas

Canada’s major airlines have significantly scaled back flights to the United States over the past year as passenger demand for transborder travel weakened, prompting carriers to restructure their route networks toward the Caribbean, Latin America and other international destinations. This shift reflects broader changes in traveller behaviour, with many Canadians opting for alternatives to U.S….

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Oil Prices Edge Higher as Traders Focus on Venezuela and U.S. Sanctions Fallout

Oil prices climbed on Thursday after two days of declines as market participants shifted their attention to developments involving Venezuela and proposed U.S. sanctions legislation, offering support to crude benchmarks despite ongoing concerns about global oversupply. By mid-morning trading in London, Brent crude futures were up about 1 per cent at roughly US$60.55 per barrel,…

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Energy Majors May Pour Billions Into Venezuela’s Crude Sector as Production Rebuild Looms

Following dramatic political changes in Venezuela in early January 2026, global energy markets are pricing in a potential return of major oil companies to the country’s vast, underdeveloped oil patch. Venezuela holds some of the world’s largest proven crude reserves, mostly in heavy and extra-heavy grades. Production has languished for years due to mismanagement, sanctions,…

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Standout Tech Trends From Day One of CES 2026

The first day of the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas delivered a wave of innovative technology and high-impact announcements that highlight where the tech industry is heading in 2026. While major chipmakers and established players showcased expected advances, several emerging themes captured attention for their potential to drive future products and industry…

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Canadian Mortgage Borrowers Stayed on the Sidelines as Rates Stayed Elevated

In the latter part of 2025, Canadian mortgage borrowers largely held back from taking on new debt or refinancing, reflecting how elevated interest rates continued to temper housing demand and influence household financial decisions. Rather than rushing into the market, many prospective buyers and existing homeowners opted to delay borrowing plans, waiting for clearer signals…

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Canada Risks Losing Capital Unless Tax and Energy Policies Become More Competitive

A recent commentary warns that capital flows are highly responsive to tax regimes, energy policy, and overall economic competitiveness, and countries that fail to provide a favourable environment risk seeing investment and wealthy individuals move elsewhere. In other words, money tends to flow toward jurisdictions that offer lower taxes and stronger opportunities for growth, and…

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