Regulation
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford talks tariffs, trade during trip to Washington
Ford told an audience that steel and aluminum tariffs hurt jobs on both sides of the border, pointing to the auto industry’s interconnected supply chain as an example
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Resumption of high level U.S.-China trade talks raises hopes
Trump warned his administration would escalate import taxes on Chinese goods if a resolution is not reached by March 2
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Ontario orders Hydro One to cap CEO pay at $1.5M
The Progressive Conservatives campaigned against Hydro One salaries last year, and forced then-CEO Mayo Schmidt to resign
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Ontario, NB, Saskatchewan premiers travel to Washington for trade discussions
Ford will also participate in roundtables with American business leaders to discuss impacts of the new USMCA Agreement
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Quebec says former SNC-Lavalin exec owes $11M in back taxes
Bebawi’s criminal case stems from the same RCMP investigation that led to charges against SNC-Lavalin
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Canada rejects global ban on shipping recyclables as trash rots in Manila
The Philippines continues to press Canada to take back more than 100 containers filled with rotting household garbage shipped to Manila in 2013
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Report calls proposed air passenger rules ‘inhumane’ as consultations wrap up
Airlines aren’t obligated to pay customers for delays or cancellations if they were caused by mechanical problems in pre-flight checks
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CRTC chair: Inquiry into telecom sales practices wasn’t about ‘naming and shaming’
The bad actors remain unnamed, but the CRTC confirms unacceptable practices exist in all sales channels
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CEOS for Royal Bank, Enbridge, call for better balance in energy policies
The country needs an energy strategy that will better balance environmental and Indigenous goals, they say
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CRTC report confirms unacceptable sales practices used by telecom industry
The CRTC says it plans to follow up its report with measures to address the problems
