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These stunning images from NASA give a whole new perspective on the massive wildfires engulfing the west coast of North America.
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An intro to Canada’s vast mining sector, including its impact on the economy and the innovations that will set the global standard for mining in the future.
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Rental markets are heating up all over the U.S. and Canada, but certain cities are now clearly in a league of their own. Where does your city fall?
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Every year, 230 million metric tonnes of cargo transits through Great Lakes-St. Lawrence waterways to generate a $45.6 billion economic impact.
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Aluminum and steel are two metals at the center of the current trade debate. This infographic provides context on the history of the metals in North America.
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The legal cannabis industry is coming out of the dark. Here are 9 things investors should know about this rapidly changing and growing sector.
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Despite having an international border, the Great Lakes area is tightly integrated – a necessity to compete in the competitive and borderless global economy.
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Canada is the largest international trade partner for most U.S. states – use this visualization to see how connected every state is to neighbors to the north.
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We don’t think of the Great Lakes as its own economy, but maybe we should. It’s tightly integrated by trade, and generates $6 trillion in GDP each year.
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