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Rows of servers line a data centre hallway

In-depth Data’s dark, thirsty side

Data centres consume huge amounts of fresh water, but as Canada embraces AI as an economic driver, there may be a reluctance to enact legislation requiring them to report on and curb consumption

BY Agnese Smith

Highrises at the corner of King and Bay Streets in downtown Toronto

Law Firms A chill within the profession

The targeting of U.S. law firms by the Trump administration has led to concerns on this side of the border

BY Alan Freeman

Montreal Roses player Latifah Abdu on a soccer field

Law Firms Lawyers across the country pitch in to kick off Canada’s first pro women’s soccer league

A love of the beautiful game and small-world connections have brought legal advisers and Northern Super League teams together

BY Gail J. Cohen

An image of a Canadian flag in the slot of a ballot box

In-depth How prepared is Canada for foreign election interference?

While the focus in recent years has been on Russia, China and India, there are fresh concerns about efforts from south of the border

BY Dale Smith

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