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News of the day: Canadian tech, tax tips, mineral exploration, union drives, private equity and more

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Vancouver-based legal-tech firm Clio is leveraging AI to compete with U.S. giants while resisting relocation pressure, aiming to dominate the global legal software market under CEO Jack Newton. Canada Revenue Agency reports only 5.5 million tax filings by mid-March, with experts advising strategies to avoid penalties and maximize credits amid delayed submissions. Ontario allocated $10 million to 68 junior mineral exploration firms through its Junior Exploration Program, accelerating regulatory approvals to boost the province’s mining sector. Unionization efforts surge as unresolved workplace grievances trigger drives, with legal experts warning employers about permissible responses to organizing campaigns. Private equity and debt investments face declining returns after years of strong performance, challenging their reputation for low volatility and high stability.
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