Risk & Compliance
Trump uses wartime act but GM says it’s moving fast
President Donald Trump invoked the Defence Production Act on March 27
‘Strongly’ and diplomatically, Canada tries to block U.S. soldiers at border
Canada has argued “forcefully” against the idea, said Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland
As front line workers infected by virus, Atlantic Canada unions seek protections
In Newfoundland and Labrador, nine of the 15 new positive cases announced were health-care workers
Freedom of information requests shunted to sidelines during virus crisis
At least three large federal departments recently issued notices advising requesters their applications for information would be placed on hold due to COVID-19
B.C. steps up emergency response to COVID-19 with co ordinated supply chain plan
Premier John Horgan said the measures are required to ensure the flow of essential goods and services
In drastic move, Italy shuts most factories to halt virus
In all, hundreds of thousands of small, medium-sized and large companies will be closed
CCOHS makes courses, publications available free to aid COVID-19 efforts
The federal health and safety agency is reminding workplaces still operating to promote proper hygiene and social distancing
COVID-19 scare at oilsands work camp tests businesses’ plans
Oilsands mines rely on thousands of workers from across the country who fly to sites and stay there for several days or weeks at a time
Science summary: Novel coronavirus research around the globe
Recent research from peer-reviewed academic journals and scientific agencies is tackling COVID-19
Enterprise suspends CarShare service due to COVID-19
The CarShare program will close indefinitely beginning March 27 due to the COVID-19 pandemic
