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Jun 10, 2026
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With CUSMA renegotiations around the corner, Canada needs a North American AI strategy
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With CUSMA renegotiations around the corner, Canada needs a North American AI strategy COMMENTARY 10 JUNE 2026 i The AI buildout is North America’s CUSMA test ALLEN ZEESMAN ARTICLE SUMMARY QUOTES Last week, Prime Minister Mark Carney launched Canada’s new AI strategy: “AI for All.” The plan promises to “build the foundations of sovereign Canadian AI.” But Canada cannot stand on its own—the AI buildout will require continental coordination if North America is to maximize this critical technological moment. The AI boom is usually described as a race for models, chips, capital, and talent. But th…
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