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EU signs its biggest free trade deal with Japan
The agreement is a challenge to the increasing protectionism employed by US President Donald Trump.
The agreement is a challenge to the increasing protectionism employed by US President Donald Trump.
New Tesla owners on hook for $14K after sudden end of electric car incentive programBusiness | 207399 hits | 2:24 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Some Tesla customers say they now have to fork over an extra $14,000 for their new Model 3 electric cars because of Ontario's sudden decision to end an incentive program for electric and hydrogen vehicles. Business | 207233 hits | 1:50 AM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The CETA accord has been provisionally in effect since September. It needs to be approved by all 28 EU member states to fully come into force. Airbus officially renames Bombardier-developed C Series the A220
The name that Bombardier has said for a decade was its future is now no more, as Airbus officially renamed the C Series aircraft as the A220, bringing it in line with its other jets. Only land link to Churchill, Man., may be sold and revived: rail company
The company that owns a broken rail line to Churchill in northern Manitoba says talks to sell the line and restore it are back on.RAF Centenary Flypast: Watch the highlights in full
Up to 100 jets, helicopters and aeroplanes from across a range of different eras of RAF history roared over Buckingham Palace as the Queen and other royals watched
Up to 100 jets, helicopters and aeroplanes from across a range of different eras of RAF history roared over Buckingham Palace as the Queen and other royals watched 
The U.S. has agreed to revoke a tariff on some Canadian paper products but the move is no beacon of hope for those seeking a similar outcome on steel and aluminum. Greyhound Canada to end bus service in Western provinces
Greyhound Canada is ending its passenger bus and freight services in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and cancelling all but one route in B.C. — a U.S.-run service between Vancouver and Seattle. LNG Canada dreams appear closer to coming true as Shell ramps up in Kitimat
Hopes rising that the $40-billion LNG terminal that could at last unlock Canada’s energy exports to Asia is about to get the green light It really is time to kick Canada's $2.6-billion dairy habitBusiness | 207331 hits | 10:16 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Opinion: NAFTA or not, protecting supply management is protecting an ever-dwindling number of ever-wealthier farmers Bitcoin bloodbath nears dot-com crash levels as hundreds of other cryptocurrencies go to zeroBusiness | 208537 hits | 10:20 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The cryptocurrency's 2018 crash may help cement its place in the bubble record books Stanley Park Teahouse manager fired after refusing to serve Trump supporterBusiness | 208605 hits | 5:42 PM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The manager had worked at the popular restaurant for about 18 months. South Korea resumes wheat imports after concerns about GMO plants in Alberta, industry group says
The Alberta Wheat Commission says South Korea has resumed imports of Canadian wheat after suspending trade last week due to concerns about a small number of genetically modified plants.Judge Boots The Global Warming Cases Of San Francisco And Oakland Against Oil Companies
A California federal judge has rejected the efforts of municipal officials who teamed with private lawyers to seek to hold the energy industry liable for the alleged future effects of climate change.
Business | 208278 hits | 10:17 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
A California federal judge has rejected the efforts of municipal officials who teamed with private lawyers to seek to hold the energy industry liable for the alleged future effects of climate change. Morneau under pressure to match Trump's tax cut as finance ministers meet
In the face of a growing number of calls for Canada to match recent U.S. corporate tax cuts, Finance Minister Bill Morneau has embarked on a "listening" tour of Canadian businesses and is mulling new pro-business measures which could come as early as the Harley-Davidson shifts some production overseas as EU tariff of $2,200 per bike kicks in
Harley-Davidson, facing rising costs from new tariffs, will begin shifting the production of motorcycles heading for Europe from the U.S. to factories overseas.
Harley-Davidson, facing rising costs from new tariffs, will begin shifting the production of motorcycles heading for Europe from the U.S. to factories overseas. Facing possible expulsion from the U.S., many former DREAMers could qualify to come to Canada, Trudeau told
Many of the almost 700,000 undocumented immigrants would qualify for federal and provincial immigration programs, Ottawa briefing note says.U.S. Homebuilder Sentiment Fell in June on Higher Lumber Costs
Sentiment among U.S. homebuilders fell in June to match the lowest level this year, reflecting sharply elevated lumber costs, according to a report Monday from the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo.
Sentiment among U.S. homebuilders fell in June to match the lowest level this year, reflecting sharply elevated lumber costs, according to a report Monday from the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo. How the dairy industry complicates the quest for better butter
As the U.S. looks to crack open the Canadian dairy industry, is it possible to protect farmers and still allow better butter over the border? Stateless immigrant jailed for seven years while Canada tried to deport him sues for $57.5 millionBusiness | 206884 hits | 12:11 AM on Thursday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Angry Canadians support #BuyCanadian after attacks on Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may be taking a “cooler heads” approach to the barrage of insults from U.S. President Donald Trump and his top aides as Canada-U.S. trade tensions thicken, but consumers north of the border are proving less stoic.Mercedes cars found to be fitted with defeat devices by German authorities
According to the authorities, the cars use an illegal shut-off device that reduces exhaust gas cleaning when being driven normally on the road. One million cars could be affected globally.
According to the authorities, the cars use an illegal shut-off device that reduces exhaust gas cleaning when being driven normally on the road. One million cars could be affected globally. Sleepy town is draped with laundry after protesting locals back motherBusiness | 207417 hits | 1:49 PM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The rebellion across Colyton in Devon came in response to an anonymous letter criticising Claire Mountjoy for drying her washing outside her home, implying that tourists would be put off by the sight. White House claims Trump and Trudeau are close to trade deal at G7Business | 207163 hits | 10:31 AM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
After Trump's bilateral meeting with Trudeau on Friday at the G7 in Quebec, Canada, there was no immediate joint statement, but the White House said the talks were a 'great meeting'. 'The gig is up': Trump demands Canada dismantle supply management or risk trading relationshipBusiness | 211361 hits | 10:26 AM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
In a wide-ranging news conference at the G7 summit in Quebec, U.S. President Donald Trump said Canada would have to dismantle its supply-managed dairy system or else Americans would dramatically curtail the trading relationship — a shot across the bow at Canadian economy shed 31K full-time jobs in MayBusiness | 206978 hits | 4:21 PM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
South African company apologises for sexist beer campaign
Business | 206777 hits | 4:20 PM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Business | 206974 hits | 11:54 PM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The Liberal government says it will give 50,000 eligible low-income families a computer in a bid to get them online. 'Serious unintended consequences': Climate change policies to cost oilpatch $25 billion over 10 yearsBusiness | 207245 hits | 1:52 PM on Wednesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Canada risks losing investment and jobs in the energy sector unless it considers changing policies to encourage growth, says CAPP 'Never forget' message written in the sand at Omaha Beach as veterans mark years since D-Day
There was heavy mist as relatives and others paid respects at the US military cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer, in France, above Omaha Beach where the message 'never forget' had been written in the sand. homeless man spends dying hours at Vancouver Tim Hortons
In Canada's most expensive city, 24-hour restaurants have become a means of survival. 'Not even on the radar screen': Why Big Oil has abandoned Canada's once-promising energy industry
Last year, acquisitions of Canada's oil and gas assets by foreigners hit a decade-low Gas stations running dry in Regina a sign of problems in Edmonton: expert
It would appear a shortage of gas that led to pump closures in Alberta last week is rippling its way into Saskatchewan. Push for plant-based, protein-rich foods could put Canadian farmers on top
Prairie farmers who grow, rather than raise, protein sources are looking to break into the mainstream with new research and investments on how to sustainably feed the world. Outrage in Newfoundland as Indigenous groups get cut of Arctic surf clam fishery
The decision to cleave off a quarter of the Arctic surf clam fishery and give it to a new Indigenous consortium has blindsided those on Newfoundland's Burin Peninsula. Ontario needs funds to help weather Pacific trade pact, Wynne saysBusiness | 206697 hits | 2:06 PM on Thursday | posted by shockedcanadian
Investors bail on landlocked Canadian oil as pipeline woes deepen
Canada's energy companies can't get any love, even from many Canadians.
With pipeline, regulatory and political frustrations reaching new heights, the nation's energy stocks slumped to their lowest level in almost two years this month. The iShares S&P/ Trump government expected to defend tariffs on Canadian solar modules in court
President Donald Trump's decision to hit imports of Canadian solar energy modules with staggering tariffs, starting this month, has sparked another court battle over the extent of his powers to push through his America First agenda.The Secret on the Ocean Floor
Did a 1970s CIA plot spark a boom in deep sea mining?
Business | 208300 hits | 1:12 AM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Did a 1970s CIA plot spark a boom in deep sea mining? Grain, oil shipments sit idle on Prairies as railways struggle to meet demand
A shortfall of railcars and crews have left shipments of grain and oil marooned on the Canadian Prairies — with reports that thousands of orders for cars have been cancelled by Canadian National Railway Co. Aecon takeover by Chinese firm delayed for national security review
The $1.5-billion takeover of Canadian construction company Aecon Group Inc. by a division of a Chinese state-owned company has been pushed back because the federal government is conducting a national security review of the deal.Liberals just announced how they'll make Canada even scarier for energy investors
The Trudeau government may have just increased the regulatory uncertainties that have done so much to drive crucial energy investment out of Canada
Business | 207517 hits | 1:19 PM on Sunday | posted by N_Fiddledog
The Trudeau government may have just increased the regulatory uncertainties that have done so much to drive crucial energy investment out of Canada Philippines president kills helicopter dealBusiness | 206594 hits | 10:36 AM on Friday | posted by shockedcanadian
New York's $6 billion plan for offshore wind shows that oil drilling really is on the way out
New York is getting serious about offshore wind.
Governor Andrew Cuomo unveiled a plan earlier this month to develop $6 billion of offshore wind projects off the southern coast of Long Island by 2028 and predicted that the industry would bring 5,000 j Business | 206836 hits | 12:26 AM on Friday | posted by N_Fiddledog
Competition Bureau documents reveal allegations seven companies participated in a scheme that inflated the price of bread by at least $1.50 over a decade and a halfElon Musk sells out of his 20,000 flame-throwers
If you really had your heart set on buying that $500 US flame-thrower from tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, you're too late. The devices sold out in just days after Musk posted a video on Instragram of him messing around with one of them.
If you really had your heart set on buying that $500 US flame-thrower from tech entrepreneur Elon Musk, you're too late. The devices sold out in just days after Musk posted a video on Instragram of him messing around with one of them.Back to Canada News
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