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Huawei executive Meng seeks stay of extradition proceedings
Claims she was a victim of two abuses of power by Canadian arresting authorities and then by Trump.
Industry groups call for CBD to be removed from prescription drug list
Since Canada legalized pot for recreational use in October, CBD is regulated similarly to cannabis products.
Construction accident in Alberta’s energy sector kills two workers
RCMP and the provincial Occupational Health and Safety Department are investigating.
China says it will retaliate if Trump raises tariffs
Will take necessary countermeasure, but gave no details of possible penalties.
Greenhouse gases causing Arctic seas to acidify quicker: report
Predicts the Beaufort Sea will be corrosive enough within a decade to make it hard for clams or crabs to create shells.
Enbridge CEO says changes to Bill C-69 are ‘critical’ for Canadian energy sector
Al Monaco says there are three or four major problem areas in Bill C-69 that must be addressed.
Three Mile Island plant, site of nuclear accident, to close
It will go offline by Sept. 30.
‘You are free to leave’: How the case against Mark Norman ended
Vice-Admiral was charged with breach-of-trust over leaked documents.
GM in talks to sell shuttered factory in Lordstown, Ohio
Workhorse Group would build a commercial electric pickup truck if it buys the facility.
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GM, Unifor announce Oshawa investment that saves 300 jobs [UPDATED]
The transition will cost $170 million and save 300 of the 2,600 union jobs.
Canada calls out China at WTO for evidence to back canola ban
Two separate inspections by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency have turned up nothing.
19.4% of board directors are female, all company types: Statistics Canada
Manufacturing and construction sectors had the lowest shares, at 14.4% and 12.8%.
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SaskPower carbon capture facility to fall short of annual target: CEO
Annual goal is 800,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide; captured 626,000 last year.
Calgary researchers turn greenhouse gases into carbon fibre
Multiple industrial uses include replacing metal in cars and airplanes, construction.
China economy czar heading for Washington tariff war talks
The decision to have Vice Premier Liu He take part in talks due to start Thursday might keep alive hopes of a deal.
