The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is expanding three investigations for brake and air bag troubles that could affect more than 2.3 million vehicles
Environment commissioner Julie Gelfand says Canada’s management of the $1 billion salmon farming industry is lacking, especially when it comes to assessing the risk that diseases among farmed fish pose to wild salmon
Under the deal, Mitel will again become a privately held company, a move it says will provide it with additional flexibility.
The Canada Cannabis Council’s mission is to act as the industry’s voice in the development, growth and integrity of the regulated cannabis industry and the “responsible use of cannabis for medical and non-medical purposes”
Wells Fargo admitted that hundreds of thousands of its auto loan customers had been sold auto insurance that they did not want or need, and that thousands of customers had to pay unnecessary fees for mortgages
Affected models may have a faulty switch that, due to corrosion, can cause an electrical short and start up the bike’s engine. The Minnesota company has started a recall of 11 models
Tim Hortons’ headquarters has been located in Oakville, Ont. for more than 50 years. The company says the move will bring it “closer to its business partners”
Bill Boyd served as a Saskatchewan Party cabinet minister from 2007 to 2016 and is well-acquainted with political scandal. Charges were laid against Boyd last summer for cultivating protected grassland
Takata Corp., the Japanese air bag maker whose defective products are linked to 22 deaths and more than 180 injuries, has been bought by a Chinese-owned seatbelt manufacturer. The Takata name will disappear after the company is rebranded as Joyson Safety Systems
Research firm Aon says political polarization and the recent trend away from liberal democratic governance is making the world more dangerous, and a riskier place to conduct international business
