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B.C. company and owner fined and on probation for importing bad fish to U.S.
The company was fined $150,000 and pleaded guilty to illegally importing food that had been previously refused entry to the United States →
Job numbers disappointing, but oil and gas growth expected in 2020: Kenney
The unemployment rate rose four-tenths of a percentage point to 5.9 per cent. In Alberta, the unemployment rate rose to 7.2% from 6.7%→Co-op refinery workers in Regina on picket line after strike mandate, lockout
Co-op cited safety reasons and issued a lockout notice that took effect on Thursday at 5:30 p.m.→Chinese ambassador warns Canada against adopting motion calling for sanctions
There'll be “very firm countermeasures" if Canada meddles in China's internal affairs →Democrats say Trump impeachment charges must come swiftly
Trump has insisted he did nothing wrong. He tweeted that the Democrats "have gone crazy"→Voluntary evacuation order lifted for Texas coastal city
A pair of chemical plant explosions last week caused air quality concerns →TD Bank sees slower revenue growth ahead, accelerating efficiency activities
TD bank said that it earned $2.86 billion or $1.54 per share in the quarter ending Oct. 31→Approved oilsands project now awaits pipeline capacity increases: developer
Grizzly Oil Sands ULC says the May River property was purchased in 2012 for $225 million and the regulatory application filed in December 2013→
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Canadian small- and medium-sized enterprises remain nimble in the face of change
But not all SMEs are sure about how to leverage technology to its full potential→
Seven steps to build your Industry 4.0 strategy and roadmap
Understanding where things currently stand and proactively creating a roadmap will lead you to an integrated program and better outcomes →
Ford government’s anti carbon tax TV ad cost Ontario taxpayers $4M: Auditor
The ad in question was supposed to denigrate the federal carbon tax but was mocked for sending the opposite message →Wilkinson says carbon price hikes won’t be decided until 2022
His forthcoming plan will lean heavily on developing clean technology to reduce the emissions from oil and gas production, and manufacturing industries →Ontario not on track to achieving emissions reductions targets: auditor
The province would have to reduce emissions by 17.6 megatonnes by 2030 to align with Canada's target →
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