Aerospace
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Marketing timelines all B2B owners should know
It can take between two to three years to really experience the momentum that a proper B2B marketing strategy can provide your business
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Bombardier expected to double down on CSeries sales drive in China
Despite the U.S. Commerce Dept. digging in against the Canadian firm’s new jet program, analysts aren’t counting the CSeries out just yet. Bombardier, meanwhile, has its sights set beyond North America
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Trump threat hovers over NAFTA as Ottawa talks end with no major progress
Negotiators have little to show for their efforts as the third round of talks wraps up, raising concerns an impatient Trump might trigger NAFTA’s withdrawal clause
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Software glitch hobbles airport check-in systems around the world
Spain-based company Amadeus, which provides software to airports, airlines and the tourism industry, said a network issue caused disruption to some of its systems and services
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Canada not as economically free as it used to be, says Fraser Institute
According to the latest edition of an annual report by the right leaning think tank, Canada is tied with the U.S. as the world’s 11th most economically free nation. We were ranked 5th last year
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Canada vs Boeing: How the fight with America’s aerospace giant began
Representatives of the Boeing Co. wound up hastily leaving a meeting at Canada’s embassy after a tense conversation with the ambassador
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Ottawa should adopt a proportional tax rate of 10.5% to stay competitive, says MEI
The Montreal Economic Institute is proposing the Trudeau government change course, slashing corporate tax rates to maintain a competitive edge against Trump’s proposed cuts south of the border
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Bombardier tariff ruling sends tremors across North America’s supply chains
“They are going after the heart of our industries,” said Unifor head Jerry Dias, who thinks that steel and aluminum could be next. Manufacturers across Canada are bracing for the fallout, worried the aggressive move will disrupt well-integrated manufacturing processes
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Business coalition urges 5-year transition for Ontario minimum wage hike
The Keep Ontario Working Coalition said implementing the change over a five-year-period, instead of the planned 15 months, it could decrease the risk of job losses by 74 per cent
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Canadian SME employees lack confidence in firm cybersecurity
46 per cent of Canadian employees polled by cybersecurity firm ESET believe their businesses are at risk, but, puzzlingly, a majority of the same respondents said they spend enough time and money to protect company data