justice
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Boeing pays US$23M to settle false labour charging allegations
Four present and former Boeing employees alleged company submitted false labour charges to U.S. Air Force
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Court refuses to stop construction of Ontario wind farm
Divisional Court justice ruled construction of K2 wind farm near Goderich, Ont., can proceed pending appeal
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Ontario objects to parts of U.S. Steel Canada financing plan
Province unhappy with how U.S. Steel proposes to finance its Canadian arm under court-supervised creditor protection
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Former SNC-Lavalin exec Ben Aissa pleads guilty in Switzerland
Former SNC-Lavalin construction head Riadh Ben Aissa accused of fraud, corruption and money laundering
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New models, China sales to prop GM up in coming years: Barra
CEO Mary Barra said new vehicles should get GM to 10 per cent pretax profit margin in North America by 2016
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Ernst & Young paying $8M to settle with Ontario regulator
Ontario Securities Commission accused Ernst & Young of mishandling audits of two Chinese companies
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U.S. Steel looking to sell Ontario operations by October 2015
U.S. Steel Canada’s parent company proposing to lend $185 million to let insolvent steelmaker maintain operations for another year
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Feds may get tougher on firms caught violating foreign worker program
Government considering lifetime bans, heftier fines for employers found to have violated new program regulations
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Canada leading sanctions charge against Russia—except in oil and gas
Database of sanctions suggests Canada has been almost three times less likely to penalize Russian oil companies than U.S.
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Quebec judge stops TransCanada’s exploratory drilling in province
Ruling claims province authorized TransCanada’s drilling without obtaining answers from Fisheries and Oceans Canada