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Leaders’ debate: Trudeau defends efforts to save SNC Lavalin jobs. He’s right. [INSIGHT]
Trudeau’s position – reduce “the negative consequences of the wrongdoing” for innocent people who didn’t engage in any wrongdoing
Keynote speakers confirmed for future of manufacturing conference, EMC
The Advantage Through Excellence conference explores solutions to the real challenges faced today by Canadian manufacturers
Terms of trade: How experts navigate trade and tariff volatility
The 2019 Export Insights report delves into exporters’ current level of overseas trade, and asks about their perceived challenges, knowledge gaps and proven success strategies
CMTS to focus on technologies driving the future of Canadian Manufacturing
The 2019 show is expected to attract more than 9,000 manufacturing professionals and 430 exhibits
IKEA partners with DHL Supply Chain to lease and operate the York Region centre
IKEA celebrates its grand opening of Kleinburg Customer Distribution Centre. A partnership with DHL will support multi-channel growth
Alphabet, Teachers’ and Sidewalk Labs launch infrastructure holding company
Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners will focus on advanced mobility, energy, water and waste, digital infrastructure and social infrastructure
Mexico reaches deal with private gas pipeline firms
President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said that companies from the U.S., Canada and Mexico agreed to restructure fees
Suncor asks NEB to close down Enbridge open season on Mainline crude pipeline
Enbridge announced the open season on Aug. 2 and will accept bids until Oct. 2 from shippers who wish to enter into contracts of from eight to 20 years
Ontario shipyard accuses feds of unfairly stacking deck in Davie’s favour
Hamilton-based Heddle Marine alleges the requirements the government says shipyards must meet to qualify for consideration are not legitimate or reasonable
Liberals block hearings into scathing ethics report on SNC-Lavalin affair
A lone Liberal outlier wanted Dion to explain what he considered the commissioner’s “legally flawed” conclusion that Trudeau broke the Conflict of Interest Act
