The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has agreed to pump 1 million barrels more crude oil per day, which should contribute to lower oil prices in the longer term
Executive pay is governed by a number of factors, such as a firm’s governance, performance, growth of the firm and external factors
The Bank of Canada’s next interest rate announcement is scheduled for July 11
Under the new guidelines, provinces, territories and cities would have to hire apprentices, Indigenous Peoples, recent immigrants, veterans, young people, people with disabilities and women
Some rebates for energy-efficient renovations that were financed through cap-and-trade revenues are already being phased out
The PCs said previously the freeze will not apply to essential frontline staff such as police, corrections officers and fire services. Ford’s government has received sharp criticism from the NDPs for the move
According the feds, Canada’s dependence on the U.S. oil market for its exports and souring relations between the two countries are selling points for a Trans Mountain pipeline which would open up markets in Asia
Ontario’s premier-designate is opening up the province’s books. During the campaign he promised to launch an audit of government spending and to save billions each year by finding unspecified efficiencies, without cutting any jobs
The federal government has come to an agreement with Argentina. Each country will review each other’s oil and gas sector subsidies to determine how much they actually spend
Doug Ford will officially take over from outgoing Liberal premier Kathleen Wynne on June 29
