The Morandi Bridge in Genoa was severed in its midsection during a heavy downpour, killing at least 39 people. Wear and tear from weather and increased traffic could have contributed to the collapse
Most arguments about liberalizing Ontario’s liquor system fall back on the assertion that it is a “Prohibition-era” regime that needs fixing
The clamp down links to Premier Doug Ford’s pledge to find $6 billion in “efficiencies” for the province
Twitter joined other prominent tech companies in muzzling Jones, the founder of the Infowars site, who has used Twitter and other social outlets to spread false information
The decision comes after the Ontario government moved to privatize cannabis sales, reversing an earlier decision by the previous Liberal government to sell pot exclusively through the provincial liquor board
The country’s currency was in free fall, in the midst of a diplomatic and trade dispute with the U.S. that started over the detention of an American pastor
The grocer’s CEO says it may not have a choice but to accept higher prices from suppliers
Nexen reported the release of produced water from a pipeline at its Long Lake oilsands project near Fort McMurray
Grocery delivery orders can be made online or via a mobile app starting August 16
The provincial money will go towards offering companies liquidity to continue their activities, and to reduce contributions small and medium-sized companies have to make to the province’s heath services fund
