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Analysis-Alberta pitches cheap natural gas for data center boom, at odds with Canada's clean power aims

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By Caroline Stauffer Verified, Amanda Stephenson Verified, Nia Williams Verified
| Westlaw Today Verified
CALGARY, June 9 (Reuters) - Alberta is touting its abundant supply of cheap fossil fuels to entice tech companies to build data centers for the AI boom, a move that would undermine Canada's plan to link new data center development with clean energy...
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Canadian accused of selling lethal chemical online to plead guilty to aiding suicide

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By Ryan Jones, Caroline Stauffer Verified, Edmund Klamann
| Detroit News Verified
WORLD Ryan Patrick Jones Reuters May 29, 2026, 8:26 a.m. ET View Comments Toronto — A Canadian man accused of selling a legal but potentially deadly chemical online to 14 people who took their own lives is expected to plead guilty on Friday to aiding their suicides, allowing him to avoid a murder trial. Kenneth Law, 60, is scheduled to appear on Friday morning at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Newmarket, Ontario, north of Toronto.
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Canada unveils C$1 billion loan program for tariff-impacted industries

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By Caroline Stauffer Verified
| Mining Verified
The Canadian government announced on Monday a C$1 billion ($734.65 million) loan program for industries impacted by US tariffs. The program will be available to industries that manufacture and export products containing steel, aluminum or copper, Industry Minister Melanie Joly said. The measure is part of the government’s effort to bolster crucial manufacturing sectors after US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on imports of steel, aluminum, automotive, lumber and copper products.
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