Bank of Canada stories
Canadians getting money from abroad should see fewer deductions and faster arrivals as the new scheme is rolled out on selected routes.
Canadian firms can now handle cards, expenses and bill payments in one system, as Ramp targets businesses beyond the US.
As Canada's payments system grows more complex, hybrid access is emerging as a way to cut costs and ease compliance burdens.
The move gives the Dutch fintech a direct voice in shaping Canada's payments rules as membership rules widen beyond banks.
Consumers could gain stronger protections and easier data sharing as Ottawa opens consultations on bank fraud and open-banking rules.
Fewer Canadian founders are getting backed as venture capital tightens, leaving pre-seed and seed-stage startups struggling to secure cash.
Canada's new stablecoin regime could decide whether users can earn rewards on CAD-backed tokens, as Kraken warns of split oversight.
The bank plans to add 440 net new roles in British Columbia by 2029 as it widens its artificial intelligence and banking operations.
The deal gives National Bank of Canada new fraud tools as lenders race to curb losses without adding friction for customers.
The funding gives the Vancouver quantum group fresh capital to hit milestones, expand hiring and deepen partnerships as it pursues commercial-scale systems.
Canadian banks will test how AI agents can initiate card payments as Visa prepares issuers for new controls over consent, fraud and liability.
Canadian banks and fintechs now have a regulated on-chain settlement option as CADD enters a market long dominated by US-dollar stablecoins.
Fewer Canadian startups attracted funding as late-stage deals swelled, with one USD $750 million Waabi round driving the quarter's total.
Growth has spread beyond banking in Canada, with telecoms, utilities and retailers helping lift the country’s top brand values 16 per cent.
The funding lifts the Spanish AI firm to a USD $1.7 billion valuation as demand grows for cheaper, lower-energy model deployment.
Policy uncertainty is forcing 90% of North American corporates to delay investment, as US dollar swings reshape hedging and supply chains.
The data centre developer gains extra funding headroom as tightening power access makes new sites harder to secure across Europe and North America.
The move targets vulnerabilities in software used by large firms, as AI makes it easier to find and exploit flaws.
The next phase could ease delays and settlement risk in wholesale cross-border transfers as Project Agorá moves to real-value testing.
Compact language models from the Spain-based firm aim to ease offline AI deployment for mobile, industrial and defence users.
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