Public Sector
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French wine exporters in a ‘total fog’ ahead of Brexit
The head of the French federation of exporters of wines and spirits warned Wednesday of the damage that an exit without an agreement would cause
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Commons committee to weigh probe of SNC Lavalin allegations [UPDATED]
The government appears to be open to conducting an investigation about whether the PM ‘s aides pressured Wilson-Raybould
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Small business lobby group sharpens criticism of Liberals’ carbon tax program
More than two-thirds of Canadian Federation of Independent Business members polled didn’t support any kind of carbon pricing to fight climate change
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Trudeau says he’s surprised, puzzled by Wilson Raybould’s resignation
Wilson-Raybould has refused to comment on the allegation against SNC-Lavalin, citing solicitor-client privilege
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Unhappy with deal, Trump still doesn’t expect a new shutdown
Trump still planning to scrounge up additional dollars for the wall by raiding other federal coffers to deliver on his signature campaign promise
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Saskatchewan’s justice minister says carbon case likely headed to Supreme Court
Sixteen groups, including the governments of Ontario, New Brunswick and British Columbia, are intervening in its constitutional challenge
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Ontario considers making large emitters pay for pollution if standards exceeded
It’s a system critics say is the same as the federal carbon tax the government has railed against for months
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Manufacturers’ Outlook 2019: download the survey results
PLANT’s Manufacturers’ Outlook 2019 survey examines how uncertain business conditions are affecting the attitudes of senior company executives
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Socialist Maduro seeks to raise dollars with appeal to greed
Venezuela’s central bank devalued the country’s currency on Jan. 28 by 50 per cent, eclipsing the parallel black market rate
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Ontario Tories attack student unions in fundraising email
Ford’s email charged that student unions get up to “crazy Marxist nonsense,” which sparked condemnation from students groups and opposition politicians
