Risk & Compliance
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Trudeau shows up but Scheer in the hot seat during French language debate
The Conservative leader was pressed to elaborate on his personal views and the debate heats up on the fight against climate change
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Linamar shares tumble after warning about impact of GM strike on earnings
The Ontario-based company says a strike-related decline in GM orders is affecting Linamar’s earnings by up to $1 million a day
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EU vows to hit back over U.S. tariffs as businesses count cost
The tariffs will take effect Oct. 18 and amount to a 10% tax on EU aircraft and steep 25% rate on everything else
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‘Job intensive:’ Study says clean energy fast track to employment growth
Direct jobs from clean energy will grow at a rate of 3.4% a year between 2020 and 2030. That’s nearly four times the Canadian average
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Canada’s ethics watchdog may have misinterpreted a key SNC-Lavalin conversation
An analysis of a recorded conversation reveals substantial miscommunication, highlighting actual meaning versus interpreted meaning in sentences
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West Bank winery wants in on ‘Product of Israel’ appeal; complainant opposed
The case stems from concerns raised that wines made by Psagot and Shiloh Winery were from Israeli settlements in the occupied territories
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Tobacco firms granted another stay extension, but deadline unclear
A stay of proceedings was first granted in March to allow the companies to negotiate a settlement with their creditors
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Is the United States on the brink of a revolution? [INSIGHT]
A cautionary tale. After an event happens, we will be very good at explaining why it had to happen
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Small business hires drop, resume listless trend, ADP says
Business owners are growing more cautious as they see the economy weaken in light of an escalating trade war
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Reports say Boeing insider filed safety complaint about Max
A Boeing executive allegedly rejected advice because it could increase costs and training requirements for pilots
