Operations
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Ford to cut 200 jobs at Oakville, Ont. auto assembly plant on slowing sales
A “long-standing practice” of matching production with consumer demand points Ford in the direction of job cuts
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Andrew Scheer’s pledge to review new Food Guide challenged by health community
The Conservative leader’s remarks are viewed as currying political favour from members of the dairy industry
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$47M settlement reached in deadly St. Louis boiler explosion
The nearly 900-kilogram tank exploded inside the Loy-Lange plant, flew into nearby Faultless Healthcare Linen, killing four people
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Facing Trump’s tariffs, some companies move, change or wait
Numerous businesses say they’re delaying investment decisions and reviewing their business relationships
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Natural gas producers demand government action in open letter to Kenney
The letter proposes a scheme in which gas producers manage their production on a voluntary basis to balance supply with system capacity
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Ontario writes off $445M in old Chrysler debt from bailout
The write-off forms the bulk of the Ontario government’s annual write-off of $607 million for last year
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Cardinal Energy cleaning up after 320,000 litres of oil and produced water spills
The Alberta Energy Regulator says 320,000 litres of the substances leaked after a problem with pump equipment
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Companies to appear before panel today in public inquiry into B.C. gas prices
Oral hearings commence today as four oil and gas companies detail how factors like refinery closures affect prices at the pump
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CP Rail rakes in record second quarter revenue as traffic increases
Canada’s second-largest railroad operator reports six of its nine lines of business grew by double digits
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$1.5B in frigate repair contracts split among yards in three provinces
The Davie shipyard in Quebec, Seaspan Victoria Shipyards in British Columbia, and Irving Shipyards in Nova Scotia have the frigate contracts in the bag
