A Vancouver man boiled hot dogs, bottled them and sold them for $37.99 at a festival, citing health benefits. Douglas Bevans called his marketing stunt an art performance, but he sold 60 litres worth of product
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has agreed to pump 1 million barrels more crude oil per day, which should contribute to lower oil prices in the longer term
Republican Matt Bevin doesn’t think European tariffs on his state’s staple industry will have much of an impact. The Kentucky Distillers’ Association and Senator Mitch McConnell disagree
The French aerospace giant employs about 14,000 people at 25 sites in the U.K.
Gains came in machinery, equipment and supplies and the food, beverage and tobacco subsectors
The dispute centred around the operation of an ethylene production facility in Joffre, Alta., known as E3
Doug Ford’s PC government has vowed to scrap Ontario’s cap-and-trade system, and with it, rebates for green home renovations; this could be a huge blow to the solar industry in the province
The U.S. president seems to be confusing tariffs with customs duties Canadians pay upon returning home after shopping south of the border
An explosion in craft beers, new flavours and styles calls for an update: new rules would widen the number of ingredients permitted in a pint and force brewers to list every ingredient on a can or bottle
The date for the new legal regime coming into effect comes one month later than expected, but gives the provinces more time to prepare for the challenges of regulating cannabis
