Public Sector
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Freeland to meet Lighthizer, Grassley in Washington to push for tariff removal [UPDATED]
The Foreign Affairs Minister will lobby for lifting the controversial 25% duty on Canadian steel and 10% levy on aluminum
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Huawei exec: Possible U.S. market curbs have little impact
China’s first global tech brand has steadily expanded into new industry segments despite pressure from Washington
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Old facilities, changing times, catch up to three western livestock feed plants
Consolidation on both the producer side and manufacturing side of the feed business hamper production plants on the Prairies
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Diplomats visit Canadian think tank expert in China custody
Canadian consular officials visited with Michael Kovrig, who has been accused by Chinese official media of acting with Canadian businessman Michael Spavor to steal state secrets
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Canada’s agriculture minister talks canola with Chinese counterpart at G20
China’s rejection of Canadian food products is part of escalating tensions following the December arrest of a Huawei Technologies executive
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Apps cost too much? Court allows suit adding to Apple’s woes
The ruling threatens to throw a monkey wrench in Apple’s efforts to increase the revenue generated from its app store. iPhone sales are in their deepest slump since the product hit the market 12 years ago
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Sale of Aeroplan business boosts Aimia’s first quarter profit to $1.05B
Aimia completed the sale of the Aeroplan loyalty program to Air Canada in January
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U.S. targets US$300B of Chinese goods for new tariff hikes
The list of 3,805 product categories includes laptop computers, saw blades, turbine parts, and tuna
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Trade row deepens as China ups tariffs on US$60B in U.S. goods [UPDATED]
The new penalty duties of 5% to 25% on hundreds of U.S. products including batteries, spinach and coffee will take effect June 1
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Feds funds science research with $275M over five years
NSERC says the funding is earmarked for supporting international, interdisciplinary, fast-breaking and high-risk research
