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Pot sector players welcome edibles tax change, but unhappy medical tax remains
For the next generation of cannabis products, such as edibles, Ottawa has proposed an excise duty of one cent per milligram of total THC.
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European, Canadian regulators to do own review of Boeing jet
Marc Garneau said of the 737 Max that Canada will certify changes made to the plane’s software.
Alberta government announces further easing of oil production restrictions
Effective June 1, the province will allow 3.71 million barrels per day to be produced.
Indigenous consultations on TMX pipeline on schedule: Natural Resources minister
Last month, the National Energy Board found that the pipeline is still in the public interest.
EPA says 2017 model year vehicle mileage increased slightly
Rising to a record 24.9 mpg.
NY Governor: No reason to think Amazon might reconsider plan
The tech giant recently pulled the plug on its new NYC headquarters.
New Hampshire gives initial approval to recreational pot
“I know change is hard. It’s a little scary,” the bill’s sponsor, Democratic Rep. Renny Cushing, told lawmakers ahead of the vote.
Labour code issues flagged after fatal Canadian Pacific accident in Calgary
Transport Minister Marc Garneau has since ordered the use of handbrakes on all trains stopped on mountain slopes.
BC First Nation near pipeline explosion files lawsuit against Enbridge
The company has undertaken a rigorous inspection of their natural gas pipeline system in B.C. since the blast, it said.
Shrunken protest convoy leaves Ottawa after second day, enjoying Tory support
The United We Roll convoy rolled into Ottawa to protest energy policy, among other issues.
Canadian airlines waiting for guidance from Ottawa over X gender option
American, Delta and United confirmed they are in the process of updating booking tools to add less conventional gender categories.
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Telus says a Huawei equipment ban by Ottawa could set back 5G network plan
The telco said it seeks to reduce the potential risk of a Huawei ban.
Minnesota governor sides with environmentalists on pipeline
Enbridge wants to replace Line 3, which was built in the 1960s.
‘Are provinces sovereign?:’ Saskatchewan meets Ottawa in carbon tax challenge
Ottawa’s legal position is that climate change is a national concern and the federal government has the power to impose a carbon tax under the Constitution.
‘They do not act:’ Another lawsuit seeks to force federal species protection
Feds urged to protect the habitat of native cutthroat trout along the eastern slopes of Alberta’s Rocky Mountains.
