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Research tapping into craft brewing potential of Maritime wild hops
The research is now moving into a second phase that will eventually see the hops move from the federal farm to commercial breeders
Electric vehicle options grow, but profitability challenges are limiting
Analysts say government policies are crucial to push automakers to sell EV models
Teck withdraws Frontier mine application, cites climate change discourse
The Vancouver-based company wants jurisdictions to have a framework in place that reconciles resource development and climate change
Lululemon stores in China mostly closed due to novel coronavirus outbreak
Other Canadian retailers with stores in China have been under the same orders as authorities work to contain the outbreak
Trudeau says time for blockades to end, Indigenous leaders to work with government
Trudeau is contending with pressure from several premiers after they had a collective telephone call with him Feb. 20
Shopify joins Facebook backed digital currency group Libra Association
Payment and e-commerce companies Visa, Mastercard, eBay, Stripe, PayPal and Mercado Pago all backed out of the association in recent months
Deere sees some stability on farms in bruising trade fight
The Trump administration has provided US$27 billion in aid to farmers to ease the pain of his trade war
Ban on heavy fuel oil in Arctic full of holes: environmental group [UPDATED]
Andrew Dumbrille of the World Wildlife Fund says the ban as proposed would allow Arctic nations to exempt their own ships for another five years
Blockade trips up Canada’s biggest ports as shippers steer clear of rail closure
Atlantic Container Line, a major U.S. shipping line, is diverting from the Port of Halifax in favour of U.S. harbours
China suspends more penalties on U.S. goods after trade truce
Goods affected by the latest reduction include industrial components and medical and factory equipment
