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SNC’s court bid to avoid prosecution to proceed through election period
SNC-Lavalin is pressing for an alternative means of remediation – without a formal finding of guilt – over alleged wrongdoing in Libya
Funding awarded for maintenance of Canada’s fleet of combat vessels
The contract is expected to result in up to 400 jobs at the shipyard, plus hundreds more for marine sector suppliers and subcontractors
Bell in position to grow its share of wireless market with network performance: CEO
All three national carriers – Bell, Telus and Rogers – recently adopted their first-ever unlimited mobile data plans
Bombardier to invest up to US$300M more this year on rail division capacity
The investments include adding manufacturing and engineering capacity to protect delivery schedules
Via’s case for major rail project better without Montreal Quebec leg: internal doc
An assessment warns the inclusion of the Montreal-Quebec City section of the proposed rail service would eat into the plan’s profitability
Feds open bids to supply a new fleet of fighter jets [UPDATED]
The 88 jets are to replace the country’s aging CF-18s, which have been in service for more than 35 years
SNC-Lavalin shakes up business, expects significantly lower results in 2019
Montreal-based SNC-Lavalin exits lump-sum turnkey contracting with a view to reorganize business lines. Q2 2019 financial results are lower than anticipated
$79M for buses in B.C. as part of federal, provincial, municipal investment: PM
The federal and provincial governments have each contributed $31 million for the new buses while municipalities are pitching in $16 million
Trudeau, Tusk open talks at EU summit on Canada-EU trade agreement
CETA would give Canadian businesses preferred access to 500 million European consumers and a $24-trillion market
Trudeau to push trade pact in EU leaders’ summit as France moves ahead on CETA
Ratification is a significant step in Canada’s broader goal of diversifying its export markets, said International Trade Minister Jim Carr
