The Canadian Press
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Meet apparel companies holding out against offshore manufacturing
Canadian clothing makers are not only holding out against the offshore tide, they’re growing production by targeting niches.
Ontario not on track to achieving emissions reductions targets: AG
Climate plan underestimated the starting point for emissions by including several green programs cancelled by the Ford government.
Tories are watching Liberal as Parliament returns: Scheer
Leader says opposition to fight hard now the days of a Liberal majority that could do whatever it wanted are over.
Ties between Trudeau, Trump tested at close of NATO summit
Justin’s candid comments about the mercurial president are captured on video and broadcast around the world.
Wilkinson says carbon price hikes won’t be decided until 2022
His first priority will be figuring out how Canada is going to meet its target for cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
Barriers remain for women in engineering
30 years after ecole Polytechnique shooting Canada still lags other industrialized countries in the proportion of women enrolled in undergraduate engineering programs.
Bank of Canada keeps key interest rate target on hold at 1.75%
Early evidence the global economy is stabilizing and growth is still expected to edge higher over the next couple of years.
Trudeau government does spadework on minerals crucial to future
British firm to provide pricing forecasts and analysis of global supply and demand between 2020 and 2030.
Alberta loses beer battle in Appeal Court, won’t have to repay brewers
Court of Appeal tossed out part of an earlier judgment that granted two out-of-province brewers more than $2 million in damages.
Regina refinery workers give strike mandate to back contract talks
Vote follows mandatory mediation; Unifor says the company was continuing to demand pension “rollbacks” and other concessions.
Climate change to push food prices higher
Report predicts up to 4% hike in 2020, that’s an extra $487 for an average Canadian family.
Huawei moving US research centre to Canada [UPDATED]
Restrictions would prevent Huawei from interacting with American employees.
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Trudeau to hold first post election meeting with Trump on NATO sidelines
Will include discussions about the new Canada-US-Mexico free trade deal.
Semafo mine in Burkina Faso won’t reopen this year following attack
Company says it continues to support victims and their families as it works on a plan for the future.
CFIA cancels licences of three food companies in massive meat recall
Companies are no longer allowed to slaughter animals or prepare meat products, including for export
