Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
Housing starts data, an interest rate announcement from the Bank of Canada and earnings from Couche-Tard are all slated for this coming week
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Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
Housing starts data, an interest rate announcement from the Bank of Canada and earnings from Couche-Tard are all slated for this coming week
Ontario commissioner recommends updating privacy laws to prepare for smart cities
Ontario’s information and privacy commissioner is calling on the provincial government to review and modernize its privacy laws to prepare for the ‘risks inherent’ with
Feds’ carbon pricing law constitutional, Ontario’s top court rules
The federal government’s carbon pricing scheme is constitutionally sound and has the critical purpose of fighting climate change, Ontario’s top court ruled in a split
Air Canada reaches deal for Transat, but shareholder approval up in the air
The board of directors of Transat AT Inc. has approved a $520-million takeover offer by Air Canada, a deal that faces legal and regulatory scrutiny
Bombardier to sell regional jet business to Mitsubishi as it narrows its focus
Bombardier Inc. has reached a deal to sell its floundering regional jet program to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. for US$550M
Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
Earnings from BlackBerry and Farm Boy’s new parent company are due up this week in Canadian business
Trans Mountain pipeline expansion gets second green light from feds
Trudeau says construction will restart this construction season, but there is no specific date yet
Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
Shopify’s annual conference and earnings from Canopy Growth are among the stories to watch this week
Pot edibles, topicals and extracts to hit shelves no earlier than mid December
The federal government says a “limited selection” of edibles and other next-generation cannabis products will hit retail shelves no earlier than mid-December 2019
Canada well positioned to benefit from non-meat alternatives: Beyond Meat founder
The transition from animal meat to plant-based alternatives will unleash a new era of agricultural productivity and Canada is well-positioned to benefit, experts say
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