Regulation
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Scheer promises coast-to-coast energy corridor as he outlines economic vows
The Conservative leader wants Canadian energy independence
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Boeing finishes software update for grounded airliner
Chicago-based Boeing has flown 207 test flights with new software installed in the 737 Max. The next step is a certification flight with FAA representatives
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Back to the drawing board: U.K.-Brexit compromise talks fail
Labour wants to stick close to EU rules to guarantee seamless trade, while the government wants a fluid relationship to allow Britain to strike new trade deals around the world
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Federal oil tanker ban bill defeated in Senate, but legislation not dead
Bill C-48 would put into a law a longstanding voluntary moratorium on coastal tanker traffic between the northern tip of Vancouver Island and the Alaska border
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Scheer’s climate plan will look at how Canada can cut emissions elsewhere
The Conservative leader will not release his climate plan until June, but said it will be “based” on Canada’s targets under the Paris climate-change accord
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Liberals push Tories to show climate policy hand with climate change motion
The federal Liberals and NDP are competing for climate change credentials, while Scheer’s Conservatives have yet to reveal their climate plan
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Landmark U.N. plastic waste pact gets approved but not by U.S.
The deal affects products used in a broad array of industries, such as health care, technology, aerospace, fashion, food and beverages
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Alberta’s cannabis sector creates Alberta Cannabis Council
The ACC plans to support the Alberta cannabis sector through advocacy, education and will work with regulators to reduce the illicit market
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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
