Infrastructure
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B.C. money laundering report finds no federal officers dedicated to case
Attorney General David Eby wants to see RCMP officers dedicated to money laundering investigations in B.C.
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Wynn walks away from deal after Crown Resorts tips its hand
Wynn Resorts terminated all discussions with Crown Resorts concerning a transaction. The offer would have valued Crown at around US$7.83 billion
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University of Alaska power plant to begin operations in May
The University of Alaska Fairbanks’ heat and power plant is testing equipment. The project is expected to finish on time and on budget
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Libs say lawsuit threat needed to stop Scheer’s ‘misinformation’ on SNC Lavalin
Scheer revealed Sunday that he’d received a letter from Trudeau’s lawyer threatening a defamation lawsuit
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Shaw Communications reports $155M Q2 profit compared with a loss a year ago
Analysts on average had expected a profit of 30 cents per share for the quarter and revenue of $1.37 billion, according to Thomson Reuters Eikon
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Alberta’s Notley says federal OK for Trans Mountain line coming by end of May
Notley bets her political future on getting the pipeline built, citing that seven in 10 Canadians now support the project
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Prosecutor cited ‘gravity’ of alleged SNC-Lavalin offences: court documents
The engineering and construction giant faces prosecution over allegations it paid millions of dollars in bribes to obtain government business in Libya from 2001 to 2011
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Ontario realtors advise government to end so called ‘bully’ offers
So-called “bully” offers are submitted by a buyer ahead of a seller’s established offer date, a move typically used to avoid competing with other buyers
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Delta tops long-running ranking of U.S. airlines
Overall, the industry improved in three of the four categories in the study, including fewer passengers being involuntarily bumped from a flight
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B.C. premier says wood to be used in two provincial megaprojects
The B.C. forestry industry is facing a number of challenges on different fronts
