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Government of Canada invests in solutions to recycle fibreglass
Jeosal Materials Research Corp. received $118,625 in funding under the Canadian Plastics Innovation Challenge.
Unifor discussions over Windsor plant closure await response
Nemak made the decision to cease manufacturing operations at its plant in Windsor, Ont., by mid-2020.
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Trudeau launches Liberal election campaign in Vancouver, just like in 2015
Liberal strategists say Trudeau intends to spend much of the first week of the campaign on the offence.
Roots reports nearly $9.7M Q2 loss amid challenging foot traffic
New distribution centre is operating is at 60% of where Roots wants its capacity to be.
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Manitoba premier sees majority as affirmation; admits PCs must ‘listen better’
Pallister called an election more than a year before it was scheduled and the vote Tuesday ended with a second consecutive majority government for the Tories.
European Central Bank launches new stimulus for economy
ECB has had to change its stimulus stance as the global economic outlook has grown shakier.
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The DIY foreign policy president: Bolton ouster confirms it
Warhawk John Bolton has been turfed out as Trump’s national security adviser, leaving the US president to handle some very difficult situations largely alone.
OPEC, allies weigh further oil production cut in December
Global oil prices fell on the news as forecasts predict a coming economic slowdown and a renewed supply glut.
Johnson denies lying to Queen, court rejects Brexit case
Many lawmakers, campaigners, economists and businesses fear a no-deal Brexit would be economically devastating.
Friendly fire: In trade fights, Trump targets US allies, too
President has stirred up under-the-radar trade disputes that potentially could erupt within weeks or months.
Three Nutrien potash mines face short fall shutdown
Up to eight-week inventory shutdowns at Allan, Lanigan and Vanscoy starting in November.
Maritime grids, forestry, coastlines need storm rethink: experts
Too much emphasis put on rebuilding North American networks after they’ve blown down rather than prevention.
Trans Mountain hampered by hearings, permits, court action: report
Stand.earth says the pipeline extension project is unlikely to be completed the within a planned three-year timeline.
CFIB delivers small business election priorities to federal parties
Signed letters address their biggest concerns around affordability, labour and financing.
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Nova Bus delivers two electric buses to CUTRIC project
Integrated battery system delivers better fuel economy, while reducing maintenance costs and greenhouse gas emissions.
