Statistics Canada Reports Manufacturing Sales Up 1.4 Per Cent in May
Statistics Canada said sales rose in 14 of 21 industries, led by the chemical, machinery, and wood product industries.
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Trans Mountain Outlines Six-Month Construction Plan For Pipeline
The company says work has been underway since last fall at the Westridge Marine Terminal in Burnaby, B.C.
Trudeau Says Recreational Cannabis Will Be Legal In Canada October 17
The prime minister made the announcement during question period in the House of Commons, which is expected to rise for the summer break after today.
N.L. Premier Invites Trump To Discuss Trade, Watch ‘Come From Away’ On Broadway
The musical tells the true story of how Gander, N.L., welcomed more than 7,000 stranded airline passengers after 9/11.
Industry Leaders Meet in Saint John to Discuss Marketing Legal Cannabis
The World Cannabis Congress will host 450 industry leaders beginning Sunday.
Suncor Says Canada Remains Uncompetitive Even After Trans Mountain Deal
The $4.5-billion sale to ensure the project is built doesn’t change the energy company’s view that Canada is falling behind other nations.
Trudeau Tells Premiers U.S. Tariffs ‘Unacceptable’ As Trump’s G7 Looms
The U.S. president will be making his Canadian debut at the upcoming summit, but the personal relationship that Trudeau has tried to forge has become strained of late.
Siemens Is Establishing A Cybersecurity Centre In Fredericton
Premier Brian Gallant said the centre located in Knowledge Park will include dozens of high−paying jobs.
Oregon’s Flooded Recreational Marijuana Market a Cautionary Tale to Canada
Oregon farmers say a flood of supply is killing their businesses less than three years after recreational cannabis was legalized.
Wages Rise, National Unemployment Rate Remains at 5.8 Per Cent
Statistics Canada released a new jobs report Friday that showed average hourly wages last month were 3.6 per cent higher than they were a year earlier.
