Regulation
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Companies bracing for China’s retaliation in tariffs dispute
Officials might be worried companies may shift operations out of China in response to “aggressive retaliatory actions
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Ontario raising speed limits on three highways to 110 km/h for pilot program [UPDATED]
The province’s current maximum speed limit is 100 kilometres an hour
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U.S., European diplomats support Canada in Chinese court in death penalty appeal
The show of solidarity did not diminish Canadian worries over the fate of Robert Schellenberg of British Columbia
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Trump’s foreign policy challenges mounting around the world
Trump inherited some of his foreign policy problems, such as North Korea, Syria and Afghanistan, but has yet to solve them
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Controversial environment review bill faces major changes in Senate as clock ticks
The federal government is trying to balance environmental protections with economic interests in environmental reviews
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Mark Norman’s lawyer warns of interference in courts despite dropped charge
The decision came despite, “not because of”, the Trudeau government’s interference in the case, Marie Henein said
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Arrested Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou to seek stay of extradition proceedings
Her lawyers allege Meng was the victim of two “abuses of power,” first by Canadian arresting authorities and then by U.S. President Donald Trump
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Senate subpoenas Trump Jr. over earlier testimony
It’s unclear if Trump Jr. will comply with the subpoena from the committee
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Enbridge CEO says changes to Bill C-69 are ‘critical’ for Canadian energy sector
Natural Resources Minister Amarjeet Sohi said it’s vital that the bill be passed as soon as possible because it replaces a broken system that is preventing projects from being built
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Industry groups call for CBD to be removed from prescription drug list
Groups argue that CBD, or cannabidiol, does not produce a high and there is a growing body of evidence of its potential therapeutic uses
