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SwimEx's new targeted depth pool is more than an innovation; it's a fundamental rethinking of how facilities create value and build operational resilience.

KAIYI Auto's new X7 Hybrid lands in Argentina, leveraging tax breaks to offer a 7-seater PHEV for less than its gas counterpart, challenging all rivals.

A new GSMA report reveals Africa's mobile sector added $240B to its economy, but the real story is the pivot to AI and the race to close the usage gap.

A new grant program aims to break the world's reliance on risky mineral supply chains by funding breakthrough research from seawater lithium to novel solar tech.

As the powersports industry faces a crippling technician shortage, Yamaha stands alone, betting on youth education to secure its future and its dealer network.

A silent productivity drain is costing businesses dearly. Over half the workforce aged 40-60 is managing elder care, and the financial and career toll is immense.

Beyond the balance sheet, a major Icelandic bank's latest bond issuance reveals a sophisticated strategy for navigating global markets and regulatory demands.

Ascensus's investment in Nonprofitly is more than a fintech deal; it's a strategic move to scale Child Savings Accounts and redefine the future of education.

Kimberly-Clark's new campaign with Deion Sanders is more than a celebrity deal; it's a strategic masterclass in using raw authenticity to disrupt a silent market.

Montreal's new MET airport is open, but is it a resilient infrastructure play or a risky bet on changing traveler habits? We look at the strategy.

New clinical trial results for XWRAP® show a significant leap in healing diabetic ulcers, positioning Applied Biologics as a formidable player in a challenging field.

With air quality plummeting, a new wellness market is booming. We investigate the science and business behind lung health supplements for wildfire season.

The MET airport opens with promises of economic revival and smoother travel, but its true test lies in balancing private ambition with the public good.

A new national awards program from She and Success Business Magazine seeks to elevate Canadian women entrepreneurs, addressing a critical need for recognition.

Ottawa is set to unveil a new law for First Nations water, but after decades of broken promises, will this legislation finally deliver or just be another drop in the bucket?

In Pensacola, historic homes are more than architecture; they're a story. But who gets to tell that story, and what happens when heritage meets marketing?

Minister Joly’s trip to China and Japan signals a strategic pivot, balancing guarded trade with Beijing against a deep tech and security alliance with Tokyo.

Visa and Rockefeller Center's new partnership is more than perks. It's a calculated play for the future of tourism, brand loyalty, and data-driven strategy.

As the Port of Trois-Rivières posts a sharp drop in cargo, its leaders are betting a $312M overhaul will secure its future. But is it a sound investment?

Ottawa is injecting hundreds of millions into sports, from local events to the World Cup. But this isn't just about medals; it's a critical bid to repair a fractured system.