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Canada Poaches International Researchers, Drawing Most from US
Source: Bloomberg
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Canada awarded 64 global scholars C$504 million (US$362 million) to relocate research to Canadian universities. Funding targets priority areas including health and artificial intelligence, supporting domestic R&D capacity. Overall, this is a positive policy signal, but it is unlikely to move public markets materially in the near term.
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