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Bombardier sues Mitsubishi over alleged theft of aircraft trade secrets
Alleges some former employees passed on documents before going to work for the Japanes company.
Canada, US defence giant to launch high stakes talks over warship deal
Lockheed’s proposal beat two rival submissions to design replacements for the navy’s frigate and destroyer fleets.
Canadian manufacturing sales fell 0.4% in August: StatCan
Due to a drop in motor vehicle sales.
As Canada legalizes pot, other countries likely to follow
Canada is the second country in the world to legalize cannabis, but others could join us very soon.
Police hand out a few hefty fines for allegedly violating Cannabis Act
Police across the country are reminding people where you can and can’t smoke up.
Aurora Cannabis to begin trading on New York Stock Exchange on Oct. 23
Shares in the company soared last month following a report by BNN Bloomberg that it was in talks with Coca-Cola Co. to develop pot-infused drinks.
Economy and environment go hand in hand: natural resources minister
Sohi says government has a responsibility to reduce Canada’s dependency on the US for oil and gas.
Worker caught in extruder, Uponor fined $80,000
Plastic piping manufacturer failed to ensure machinery was stopped during maintenance task.
Warring staffers? Some strategies for restoring the peace
Owners need to get involved when there’s ongoing conflict that disrupts the workplace and threatens productivity.
Kinder Morgan posts $1.35B Q3 income on Trans Mountain sale
Oil firm sold its Trans Mountain assets to Ottawa for $4.5 billion in a deal that closed Aug. 31.
Oilsands target MEG formally rejects Husky Energy’s $3.3B takeover bid
MEG says the offer “significantly undervalues” its shares and is not in the best interests of the company.
Trump starts leaving postal union in latest anti-China move
Treaty allows China to ship packages to US at discounted rates.
Pot investors had few reasons to celebrate first day of legalization
Some of the industry’s biggest names saw their stock prices fall.
Canada’s ban on asbestos to take effect but mining residues are exempt
Regulations, which will take effect at the end of the year, bar the import, sale or use of processed asbestos fibres and products containing them.
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Demand for legalized cannabis draws lineups, heavy web traffic across Canada [UPDATED]
Most Canadians’ first purchase of legal adult-use pot will likely be online, as there were relatively few retail stores ready on Wednesday.
