Supply Chain
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Fear mounting that changes to drug pricing in Canada could stifle innovation
Critics fear the changes will drive the list prices down to the point where drug companies will not bring new, game-changing medicines to Canada
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Ontario plastic parts manufacturer scales up with automation
A facility expansion at Global Plas will help the manufacturer scale up and add jobs in southern Ontario’s automotive parts supply chain
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Demolition of the former Nanticoke coal generating station
Construction of the Nanticoke Generating Station lasted over a decade. The blast levels the facility in less than a minute
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42 operators chosen to apply for Ontario pot store licences in second lottery
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario received more than 4,800 expressions of interest in the lottery
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France’s Macron seeks to be a mediator in G-7 hard times
Macron is a strong advocate of multilateralism to resolve the world’s crisis. He has his work cut out at the summit of the G-7 leaders this Saturday
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Border official questioned Huawei’s Meng on alleged business in Iran: court documents
Meng Wanzhou’s defence team plans to argue that her arrest at the Vancouver airport on Dec. 1 was unlawful
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Cars still more efficient than newer SUVs
The 10 top-selling 2019 SUVs and comparable cars with similar gasoline powertrains found that in all cases, cars beat the SUVs in mileage
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Huawei expects no relief from U.S. sanctions but is confident
Huawei’s founder doesn’t want relief from U.S. sanctions if China has to make concessions in a tariff war – even if his daughter faces a longer legal struggle
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Statistics Canada reports manufacturing sales fell 1.2% in June
Sales in the petroleum and coal product industry fell 3.8% in June and food industry sales dropped 2.5% in June
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Ride hailing policies set in B.C., board chair says taxi industry dissatisfied
Drivers will need commercial licences similar to those used by taxi drivers and boundaries large enough to make the hailing model viable
