A new NAFTA isn’t likely to happen this year. The question now is how long the current negotiations might last
Electricity is one of the most contentious issues of the upcoming Ontario election, but the reality is more complicated than political soundbites make it out to be
Countries have reported close to zero production of the chemical CFC11, used for making foam, degreasing stains and for refrigeration, but a new study finds emissions have been rising since 2013. One expert blames the findings on “rogue production”
An Alberta man has been sentenced to 13 months in jail following a July 2016 truck robbery in which he tried to get away without a front tire
A tech retailer, an auto parts producer and a petrochemical manufacturer want exemptions from Trump’s threatened tariffs on at least US$50 billion in Chinese goods. Trade talks between the U.S. and China continue in Washington this week
GrowForce Holdings purchased the site for about $10 million and plans to invest another $30 million to retrofit the building. The company says it will produce more than 900 kilograms of cannabis at the Winnipeg facility every month
The government says that by 2030 nuclear energy should account for 20-22 per cent of Japan’s power, an effort to reduce carbon emissions. But in a post-Fukushima world many reactors have been scrapped, calling into question the plan’s feasibility
The idea of a basic income may become more popular as automation cuts into labour forces
The PM reportedly told the president a NAFTA deal is possible without some of the U.S.’s more controversial demands. U.S. lawmakers say that if a deal doesn’t happen by May 17, it won’t happen this year
Mark Kuziora, an outspoken member of a Tim Hortons’ franchisee group and the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit against Restaurant Brands International, said the company refused to renew the license for one of his stores in “bad faith”
