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Covering trade and Canada-U.S. relations for The Logic: Canada's business and tech newsroom | Find me at: joannasmith.bsky.social

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United Arab Emirates to invest in Canadian energy sector ‘very soon’

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By Joanna Smith Verified
| The Logic Verified
UAE Minister of Foreign Trade Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi said Friday there has been “very positive progress and negotiation and discussion” about the Gulf country’s sovereign wealth funds investing in Canadian projects. He and Canada’s International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu were in Toronto to announce both countries had wrapped talks for a trade deal.
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PCO clerk Sabia stayed on Mastercard Foundation board for a year with no conflict screen

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By Joanna Smith Verified
| The Logic Verified
OTTAWA — Michael Sabia remained on the board of the Mastercard Foundation and its asset management arm for nearly a year into his tenure as Canada’s top public servant—without any government conflict-of-interest screens in place—before leaving both roles within the last month. Sabia, a previous deputy minister of finance, has been clerk of the Privy Council since July 7, 2025, when Prime Minister Mark Carney plucked him from his position at the time as CEO of Hydro-Quebec.
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Family-oriented support in genetic counselling: a scoping review of clinical practice and psychotherapeutic interventions

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By Claire Green, Joanna Smith Verified, Hilary Piercy
| Nature Verified
Abstract Families living with inherited genetic conditions (IGCs) face practical and emotional challenges that affect individual well-being and family relationships. Although genetic counselling recognises the familial nature of genomic risk, support is often limited to patient-led disclosure. This scoping review examined how family-oriented support is conceptualised, delivered, and evaluated within genetic counselling and related psychosocial services.
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