Regulation
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Canadian households with streaming TV expected to eclipse cable, satellite next year: report
About a third of Canadian households will not have a traditional TV subscription by the end of next year, says the report
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Jason Kenney, Rachel Notley begin formal transfer of power in Alberta
Kenney won a strong majority in the election on a get-tough policy toward any and all oil and gas opponents
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A taxing problem: Canadian cities desperately need new sources of revenue
There’s a growing gap between how value is created and the limited revenue tools available to cities and towns. The bills add up
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Congress plunges into Mueller report, subpoena upcoming
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a joint statement with Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer only that Mueller’s report revealed more than was known about the obstruction question
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Trump blasts ex-advisers who say he tried to stop Mueller
While no definitive conclusions were drawn on obstruction, the Mueller report sheds light on Trump’s dubious behaviour surrounding the investigation
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Garneau calls for flight simulators before Max 8s can return to Canadian skies
Garneau’s call goes above and beyond recommendations from U.S. regulators
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Federal government extends deadline to make Trans Mountain decision to June 18 [UPDATED]
The extension gives the government more time to complete consultations with Indigenous groups
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Jason Kenney says Bill 1 will repeal the carbon tax; swearing in set for April 30
Alberta’s premier also plans to bring into force a law that allows for the restriction of fuel shipments from Alberta
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Canadians to face U.S. liability under Helms-Burton as of May 2
What the U.S. decision to allow lawsuits in connection with the Helms-Burton Act could mean for Canadian companies
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As cashless stores grow, so does the backlash
Cash-free stores are generating a backlash. When it comes to embracing cashless technology, Canada leads the pack (See the editor’s note below)
