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January 18, 2019

Decision on Huawei role in 5G network won’t be influenced by China’s threats [UPDATED]

Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says government will make the decision based on national security and what's best for Canada →

January 18, 2019

China, Germany promise closer financial co-operation

On the tariff war, Berlin expresses support for free trade. Chancellor Angela Merkel has stressed her government is not taking sides→

January 18, 2019

Cat Lake First Nation in northern Ontario declares state of emergency over housing

The declaration lists excessive mould, structural issues and a lack of funds for routine maintenance as causing health issues. Community want leaders want government to step in →

January 18, 2019

Inflation accelerates as higher airfares, vegetable prices offset cheaper gas

While Canadians paid more last month for air transportation and fresh vegetables, lower gas prices kept inflation from being even higher →

January 18, 2019

Airports, customs, trade: Europe preps for a chaotic Brexit

European Union nations are preparing to cope with the possibility that Britain will leave the bloc as March 29 approaches→

January 18, 2019

EU wants to exclude agriculture from trade talks with U.S.

The EU is also preparing a target list of American products it will hit with punitive tariffs if the U.S. imposes duties on European auto imports→

January 18, 2019

Trump, Pelosi feud heats up again

The political tit-for-tat between Trump and Pelosi reveals how the shutdown crisis has devolved into a clash between two leaders determined to prevail→

January 18, 2019

B.C. minister fears money laundering involves billions of dollars, cites reports

The B.C. attorney general pegs money laundering in B.C. at more than $1 billion annually→

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Success Centres

Safety & Sustainability

Cap and trade’s impact on manufacturers

Ontario's carbon crusade will likely mimic programs in California and Quebec→

Energy Efficiency

Energy-intensive Canada could cut back dramatically through efficiency measures

According to a new report from The Conference Board of Canada, energy efficiency measures such as incentive programs, retrofits, audits, land-use measures, building standards and renewable subsidies can substantially reduce Canada's energy consumption→

Industrial Edge

ADF Group: 60 years of steely resolve keeps Quebec fabricator in growth mode

Producer of steel assemblies and components for the construction market stands out for its production capacity→

Financial Management

Use your money wisely: Part 2

This is Part 2 of a two-part series featuring the most common and most interesting leasing/financing questions→

Online Marketing

Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) 101

The Five Basic Steps of Compliance→

Technology Showcase

New Fein core drills offer more mobility, versatility and function

Fein Canada's success continues as it introduces two new types of Slugger core drills of the highest quality: the AMJU 137 PMQW and the JMC USA 90→

Productivity Improvement

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Industry breakthrough products tough enough to haul a freight train→

Revenue Growth

Why Top Canadian Manufacturers are investing in Young Talent to Build Sales Force

From manufacturing in automotive to food processing to transportation equipment production, last year, Canadian manufacturers employed more than 1.5 million Canadians—which represents nearly 10 per cent of total employment nationwide→

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