Infrastructure
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Uber rival Bolt relaunches in London after quick 2017 exit
The company resumed service after rebranding earlier this year to remove confusion over whether it’s a licensed taxi operator
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SNC-Lavalin CEO Neil Bruce retires, Ian Edwards named interim CEO [UPDATED]
Bruce, who took the helm in October 2015, is expected to remain an adviser to the board until the end of the year
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Tory changes to assessment bill favour industry over environment, Liberals say
The changes reduce the authority of the minister of the environment to intervene in the assessment process, and tighten time constraints for an assessment
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Ontario launching new regulator for financial services and pensions
The new regulator aims to promote strong financial services and pensions sectors, as well as to reform auto insurance
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China may restrict tech access in spiraling U.S. trade dispute
China is creating a system to protect its technology via a strong firewall aimed at forestalling and defusing national security risks
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Economy added 27,700 jobs in May, unemployment rate hit record low at 5.4%: StatCan [UPDATED]
Economists on average had expected the addition of 8,000 jobs for the month
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Solid U.S. jobs report could allay fears of weakening economy
The U.S. economy is showing signs of sluggishness after having expanded at a healthy 3.1% annual rate in the April-June quarte
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Documents show federal push for infrastructure bank to back Via project [UPDATED]
The rail company wants to build a multibillion-dollar new network of dedicated passenger-rail lines in Ontario and Quebec
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Senate committee says oil tanker ban off B.C. targets Alberta, divides country
A report meant to explain why the committee recommended rejecting Bill C-48 has backfired due to its sharp partisan tone
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Liberals looking to balance tensions between telecom carriers, consumers
The telecom service providers have argued that Canada’s wireless prices aren’t easily comparable with other parts of the world
