Regulation
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Report: U.S. plans to allow some technology sales to Huawei
Sanctions announced in May require U.S. vendors to obtain government permission for sales of processor chips and other technology to Huawei Technologies Ltd.
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North Dakota, EPA allow companies to self report violations
The state says exemptions do not apply when a company neglects to fix the violation or when the problem is part of a recurring pattern
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Cafe Bonjour/Hi to open as Quebec government mulls ways to ban greeting
The provincial government wants businesses to greet customers in French, fearing an erosion of the language
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West Bank winery wants in on ‘Product of Israel’ appeal; complainant opposed
The case stems from concerns raised that wines made by Psagot and Shiloh Winery were from Israeli settlements in the occupied territories
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Labour ministry inspectors to conduct safety blitz to prevent common injuries
Inspections will take place across the construction, health care, industrial and mining sectors
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Mainline contracting delayed, not dead, after regulator ruling, says Enbridge
The regulator’s decision doesn’t bode well for Enbridge. The company must now apply to approve tolls, terms and conditions of a proposed service change
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Kenney defends oil curtailment program as maximum output inches higher
In August, Imperial CEO Rich Kruger said the company would severely cut its crude-by-rail shipments as the curtailment program had made them less profitable
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Safety board: Boeing should reconsider pilots’ response time
U.S. federal safety officials said Boeing underestimated the time it takes for pilots to diagnose and react when they are being bombarded by multiple, cascading warning alerts
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Lawyers for disqualified pot shop applicants say process was unfair
An email alerting applicants of the lottery’s outcome and the application timeline did not go through.The lawyers argued the deadline should have been recalculated based on when the message was actually delivered
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Scheer offers tax credit for green home renovations after Trudeau attacks
The 20% refundable tax credit could be worth up to $3,800 annually
