Canadian workers say employers favour tech over careers
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d1g1t launches MCP server for adviser AI workflows
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Canadian mid-market firms will gain access to local-currency supplier payments as KEO Capital opens in Toronto with a USD $50 million lending line.
Wagepoint launches WagePro+ for Canadian accountants
Growing compliance costs are pushing Canadian firms to treat payroll as a recurring revenue stream, as Wagepoint adds partner support.
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Analyst Insights
Industry research and analysis from leading firms.
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