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As U.S. lowers auto emissions standards, Canada is at a fuel efficiency crossroads
Canada’s auto industry has urged the government not to create separate emission standards for Canada and the U.S.
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TransCanada shareholders agree to drop ‘Canada’ from the name
The company is now to be called TC Energy Corp.
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Musk doubles down on investment as Tesla raises capital goal
The cleantech firm said Friday that it’s raising the offer due to the positive response from Thursday’s announcement that it would try to raise US$2.3 billion
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Ontario introduces Toronto subway upload bill in omnibus legislation
The bill would make delivery of Toronto’s future rapid transit projects the sole responsibility of provincial agency Metrolinx
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TransCanada reports $1B first quarter profit, up from $734M a year ago
Executive says the increase was due to the strong performance of the company’s legacy assets
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EDC unveils $50M Women in Trade Investments Program
The export credit agency says it will work with women-owned and -led businesses that are strong candidates for significant export growth
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Telcoms firm unveils Global Artificial Intelligence Accelerator in Montréal
Ericsson selects Montreal for its global R&D location because of the area’s robust AI ecosystem
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Canadian LNG project in Oregon faces one year delay for regulatory approvals
Pembina Pipeline Corp. says it will minimize project spending at about $50 million this year, which is expected to result in construction delays for the Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas project
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Trump met with Foxconn CEO about Wisconsin project
Foxconn, the world’s largest electronics company whose customers include Apple, Amazon and Google, plans to build a display screen factory in southeast Wisconsin
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Ground Max jets could contribute to higher summer fares
Travel-data firm Hopper said it expects the air fares to spike this summer, mostly due to increases in the price of jet fuel and other economic causes, but some of it is due to the Max
