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Online Safety Law: Canada has introduced the Safe Social Media Act, proposing a ban on social media access for kids under 16 plus a new regulator to set safety standards for AI chatbots, with tech firms getting a potential off-ramp if they meet requirements. Public Health Accountability: A Canadian MP is pushing a citizen-led inquiry into vaccine injuries, arguing current systems under-recognize harm and need more transparency and better support. Trade & Security: The U.S. says it may not renew the USMCA trade deal, adding uncertainty for Canada’s export plans. World Cup Tech & Infrastructure: Toronto’s BMO Field is getting $100M upgrades for World Cup 2026, while FIFA’s tournament tech leans on semi-automated offside, smart match balls, and advanced VAR tools. Energy Transition Collaboration: Oil India and Canada’s PTRC signed a framework to work on CCUS, geothermal, and clean-energy startup innovation. Livestock Biosecurity: Canada is restricting certain Texas livestock imports after a second New World screwworm case was confirmed in South Texas.

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Excellence Canada names 46 private-business award recipients for 2026

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Paper straw market seen reaching $3 billion by 2031

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Synchronous condenser market seen reaching $1.5 billion by 2033

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Mobile mapping market seen jumping to $127.3B by 2031

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Canada advances sovereign Earth observation capabilities with $2.4M investment in next-generation satellite technology

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