Manufacturing
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Reports say Boeing insider filed safety complaint about Max
A Boeing executive allegedly rejected advice because it could increase costs and training requirements for pilots
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U.S. cleared to slap $7.5B in tariffs on EU over Airbus case
The World Trade Organization said the U.S. can impose the tariffs as retaliation for illegal aid that the EU gave to plane-maker Airbus
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Nova Scotia pulp mill submits focus report to province on effluent proposal
If a plan to pipe 85 million litres of treated wastewater into the Northumberland Strait is not approved, the mill will close, company officials said
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Transcontinental buys Ontario marketing product printer for undisclosed price
The Montreal-based company, focused on packaging, printing and media, says the deal helps grow its in-store marketing product printing business
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Pompeo acknowledges he was on Trump call at centre of probe
Pompeo has tried to delay five current and former officials from providing documents and testimony in the Trump inquiry
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Liberals hint at possible funds for link between Labrador and Newfoundland
The Liberals say the link would make food and household goods more affordable for people living on the island
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UN seat not top priority, Scheer says after unveiling foreign aid policy
The Conservatives are pledging to decrease foreign aid spending by 25%
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Border officers couldn’t have legally arrested Huawei exec Meng Wanzhou: Crown
Border guards aren’t legally empowered to arrest people under the Extradition Act, said Crown
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Dorel shares plunge to record low on dividend suspension over U.S. tariffs
The Montreal-based manufacturer produces is feeling the squeeze from U.S. tariff increases in May to 25% on many of the goods it produces
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Jason Kenney pleads for national unity during speech to Calgary business crowd
Kenney says the Constitution is clear that infrastructure between provinces is under the authority of the national government, and provinces can’t obstruct them
