Risk & Compliance
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Productivity gains outpace steep rise in agricultural energy use since 1990 [UPDATED]
The trend toward greater energy consumption but more efficient energy use per dollar of GDP is being seen in many Canadian sectors
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Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques set to return after more than six months in space
The Saint-Lambert, Que., native will set a record for the longest single spaceflight by a Canadian at 204 days
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Hydro One chairman Tom Woods stepping down from board at the end of July
The former CIBC executive was involved in hiring Mark Poweska as chief executive
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Why Taiwan’s machinery industry is caught in trade crosshairs
The U.S.-China trade spat is bad for business. Many countries and companies are exposed because of their interconnected supply and revenue chains. Taiwan is a prime example
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Kitchener electrical company fined $60K after workers suffered burns
The Kitchener, Ont., electrical services provider failed to establish working conditions compliant with Ontario regulations
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Mitsubishi Motors shareholders approve ouster of Ghosn
Ghosn was arrested on financial misconduct charges last year
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Analysis: Trudeau-Trump Washington meeting helps end Canada’s global loneliness
With a focus on common cause issues, their meeting is construed as a return to the traditional dynamic: friends and allies who have the others’ back
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Foxconn chairman Terry Gou says he is stepping down
Foxconn, which has been caught up in the U.S.-China trade war, has urged Apple to move its assembly line to high-tech Taiwan
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Desjardins says info for 2.9M members shared outside of organization
The incident, which affected more than 40% of its members, was not the result of a cyberattack, but the result of an illegal use of its internal data by an employee
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Under pressure, plane industry vows cleaner flight someday
The number of planes in the sky could double in the next 20 years. The trouble is clean-aviation technologies aren’t keeping up
