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A small business can find a customer overseas in seconds and still face a much longer job completing the sale. Data rules, consumer protections, and the practical work of selling across borders all enter the picture. Canada and Europe’s digital trade announcement could make that environment more predictable.

Squeezed by the United States and China, the European Union and Canada are set to unveil Friday a series of deals — from critical minerals to artificial intelligence — designed to boost their ties to an unprecedented level.

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Canada’s federal government on Thursday committed $1.75 billion CAD (approximately $1.25 billion USD) to venture capital in a two-pronged package that, for the first time in the country’s sovereign VC history, reaches down to the pre-seed stage of company formation. The record commitment — announced by Industry Minister Mélanie Joly at Waabi’s Toronto offices —…

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(Bloomberg) — Canada will struggle to find another stock-market success story like Shopify Inc. as the country grapples with a public-listing drought and a delisting trend, according to Daniel Nowlan at National Bank Capital Markets.

TORONTO, October 18, 2026 – Artificial Intelligence is integrating rapidly into the Canadian accounting profession as chartered professional accountants report significant benefits from AI. Nearly three-quarters of Canadian CPAs (74%) use AI at least weekly, including 40 per cent who use it daily, as CPAs cite tangible benefits such as productivity, analysis and problem-solving, and…

FOR many accounting firms, staying on top of clients still means working file by file: log in, check what’s changed, flag what needs attention, then move on to the next one. It’s careful work, but every hour spent on review is an hour not spent advising.

October 12, 2026 – The Canadian Public Accountability Board has publicly censured accounting firm RSM Canada LLP for the practice of backdating signoffs for more than five years. A settlement agreement between CPAB and RSM describes how the practice was conducted through a cloud-based service that allowed accountants to manually select preparer and reviewer signoff…