The General Data Protection Regulation, sweeping in its scope and severely strict in its penalties, is now in effect
Canada’s first commercial spaceport is facing construction delays. The $200-million private-sector project will launch satellites from Canso, N.S.
A top Bank of Canada official, deputy governor Lawrence Schembri, gave his two cents on how to stimulate future growth in a recent speech
A World Trade Organization panel maintained an earlier ruling that EU “launch aid” provided to Airbus had resulted in lost sales for Boeing in the twin-aisle and very-large aircraft markets
The new facility for F. List Gmbh will provide wood veneers for business and executive jet interiors, finish and assemble interior components, and refurbish interiors. The Austrian firm is investing more than $20 million in the plant
Federal law and U.S. Supreme Court decisions require the EPA to focus on public health, not costs, in setting limits for pollution under the Clean Air Act. Pruitt is being accused of “stacking the deck on behalf of industry”
Statistics Canada released a new jobs report May 11 that showed average hourly wages in April were 3.6 per cent higher than they were a year earlier. The unemployment rate stayed at its record low for a third-straight month
Metals firms Alcoa Inc. and Rio Tinto Group are teaming up with tech giant Apple and the Quebec and federal governments to commercialize a process that eliminates harmful emissions from smelting by instead producing oxygen
Starting May 25, the EU will attempt to impose fines of up to four per cent of a company’s annual revenue, no matter where the business is based, if they fail to protect or mismanage the data of EU citizens
NASA’s Mars InSight lander departed from California’s Vandenberg Air Force Base May 5. It is expected to reach the red planet in six months and begin unprecedented geologic excavations
