Transportation
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CN Rail cuts profit forecast for 2019 amid ‘softer’ economy and lower net income
A delayed grain crop is causing further headaches for rail companies as well as elevator operators and farmers following a dry spring and wet summer
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Competing for space on the increasingly crowded ocean
Energy, shipping, fishing and conservation groups all need space to operate on the world’s oceans, and are bumping up against each other more frequently
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Transdev wins contract for Hurontario light rail transit project
The 19-stop light rail transit system runs along Hurontario St. from Port Credit to south Brampton, Ont.
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Despite Ottawa’s LRT woes, experts say don’t judge right away
While there is a learning curve for the users, Ottawa’s new $2.1-billion light rail line ran smoothly
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Uber lays off 350 employees in Eats, autonomous vehicles
The move is the latest in a string of staff reductions at the ride-hailing giant since its ill-fated initial public offering
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Ready to trade? Shift to where the market takes you
Dennis Dussin, president of Alps Welding demystifies trade misconceptions, and makes a case for clean technology
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More than 5,000 Coast Mountain Bus workers approve strike mandate
A strike mandate is in effect for 90 days and transit users would receive 72-hour notice if job action occurs
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Linamar shares tumble after warning about impact of GM strike on earnings
The Ontario-based company says a strike-related decline in GM orders is affecting Linamar’s earnings by up to $1 million a day
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Reports say Boeing insider filed safety complaint about Max
A Boeing executive allegedly rejected advice because it could increase costs and training requirements for pilots
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Kenney defends oil curtailment program as maximum output inches higher
In August, Imperial CEO Rich Kruger said the company would severely cut its crude-by-rail shipments as the curtailment program had made them less profitable
