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Canada And Japan: Buildingon A Trusted Partnership (Video)
As the world's fourth-largest economy and a cornerstone of Canada's Indo-Pacific Strategy, Japan represents a critical partner for Canadian businesses seeking international growth. This conversation explores the evolving Canada-Japan relationship, examining opportunities in advanced manufacturing, artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, critical minerals, and energy sectors, while offering practical guidance for Canadian companies looking to enter the Japanese market.
Global International
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Gowling WLG
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Shrinking Nuclear Power’s Biggest Hardware Challenge: Apollo Atomics’ 40x Smaller Steam Generator
Apollo Atomics is tackling one of nuclear power's most significant engineering challenges by developing a steam generator that is 40 times smaller than conventional designs. This breakthrough in compact nuclear technology could revolutionize the scalability and deployment of next-generation nuclear power systems. The innovation addresses critical hardware limitations that have historically constrained the nuclear energy sector's growth and flexibility.
Canada Energy
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Goodmans LLP
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La preuve à l’ère des hypertrucages : comment les hypertrucages compliquent l’évaluation de la preuve numérique devant les tribunaux
L'intelligence artificielle générative permet désormais de créer des hypertrucages si réalistes qu'ils menacent l'intégrité des preuves numériques présentées devant les tribunaux. Les cadres d'authentification traditionnels, conçus avant l'avènement de cette technologie, sont-ils encore suffisants pour garantir la fiabilité des photographies, vidéos et enregistrements audio produits en preuve? Les avocats doivent maintenant adopter de nou
Canada Litigation
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Miller Thomson LLP
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Construction de centres de données : cadre de la Saskatchewan et principes du Canada
Le gouvernement de la Saskatchewan a récemment établi un nouveau cadre réglementaire pour les centres de données, aligné sur les principes fédéraux canadiens. Ce cadre introduit six principes directeurs, notamment l'exigence que les centres de données développent leur propre capacité de production d'électricité et privilégient la propriété canadienne. Comment ces nouvelles politiques transformeront-elles le paysage des infrastructure
Canada Energy
BC
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
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Artificial Intelligence In Public Decision-making: Guidelines, Jurisprudence And Open Questions
Canadian public authorities and courts are increasingly integrating artificial intelligence tools into their decision-making processes, raising critical questions about procedural fairness and the proper role of human judgment. This comprehensive analysis examines the evolving guidelines from Canadian judicial bodies and governments, explores key lessons from emerging case law, and identifies unresolved legal questions about AI's appropriate use in administrative and judicial contexts.
Canada Technology
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Gowling WLG
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Dispute Over AI Data Centre Water Rights Continues After Alberta Court Decides That O’Leary Digital Limited Is Not “Directly Affected”
Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation is seeking judicial review (on the basis of lack of consultation) of a water licence required for early development of an AI data centre in northwest Alberta proposed by O’Leary Digital Limited. O’Leary Digital Limited applied to strike Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation’s claim, but the Alberta Court of King’s Bench dismissed O’Leary Digital Limited’s application to strike.
Canada Government
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Fasken
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Canada’s National AI Strategy: What It Signals For AI Regulation, Privacy And Online Safety
On June 4, 2026, the Government of Canada released Canada’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy: AI for All, a five-year plan to accelerate AI adoption, strengthen domestic AI capacity and build public trust in AI systems. With the release of the AI for All strategy, the Government does not announce a new omnibus AI statute. Instead, it sets out a more targeted policy framework, informed by industry and stakeholder feedback, that organizes federal AI policy around six pillars:
Canada Technology
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Fasken
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Le Cadre stratégique de l’Ontario pour les centres de données : ce qu’il signifie pour l’accès au réseau électrique
Le gouvernement de l'Ontario a publié son Cadre stratégique pour les centres de données, établissant un processus d'évaluation en deux volets pour régir l'accès au réseau électrique provincial. Cette initiative vise à gérer une demande de raccordement dépassant 10 000 MW tout en priorisant la souveraineté numérique, le développement économique et les investissements communautaires.
Canada Energy
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Miller Thomson LLP
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