Risk & Compliance
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Political pressure mounts as Ottawa moves closer to 5G decision on Huawei
The Conservatives are pressing the Liberals to deny Huawei a role in assembling the country’s 5G infrastructure
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Automation, climate change, AI: schools prepping students for jobs of the future
It involves rethinking existing curricula around future career trends, particularly in fields with major exposure to artificial intelligence
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Opposition Conservatives head into 2020 with fights ahead on three fronts
The party has been running on much the same platform since Stephen Harper first formed government in 2006. Will it be enough in 2020?
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More than dozen hurt in blast at Beechcraft plant in Kansas
The cause of the blast is under investigation
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Boeing CEO, Muilenburg, resigns after two deadly 737 Max crashes
The company’s board said a change in leadership was needed to restore confidence in Boeing
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Nova Scotia premier to decide fate of pulp mill that supports thousands of jobs
It’s been five almost years since the Northern Pulp mill was asked to stop pumping wastewater into lagoons – but the company is asking for more time
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China targets tech giants in app privacy crackdown
China has the world’s largest number of internet users – more than 800 million people – but also operates extensive monitoring and censorship
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EU court boost for activist in Facebook data transfer fight
The case has threatened far-reaching implications for social media companies that move large amounts of data via the internet
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Indigenous opposition to Trans Mountain shouldn’t outweigh others: Provinces
Lawyers for the federal government have countered that the Indigenous groups did not approach the consultations in good faith and their applications should be dismissed
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After vote, Pelosi stokes impeachment trial uncertainty
Until the impeachment articles are submitted, the Senate cannot hold the trial that is nearly certain to acquit the Republican president
