Report Shows Oilsands Emissions Over Cap By 2030 With Current Technology
But Dinara Millington, vice-president of research for CERI, said the industry can grow without exceeding the cap if it continues to improve as it has in recent years.
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Legalization Guidebook Predicts Home-Grown Pot Will Be Biggest Municipal Headache
The FCM warns that developing rules governing legal cannabis could involve many municipal departments covering everything from land use and zoning to business licensing.
J.D. Irving, Limited Company Pleads Not Guilty to Safety Violations in Oil Transport
The allegations against New Brunswick Southern Railway Company Ltd. occurred after a Transport Canada probe set off by the 2013 rail derailment in Lac Megantic, Que., that killed 47 people.
Patients Want to Keep Taxes Low On Medical Marijuana
Medical marijuana patients are bracing for a battle to convince Ottawa to exempt medicinal cannabis from excise taxes.
Ottawa Took Close Look at Ways to Make Netflix Pay Sales Tax
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau remains adamant that the Liberals won’t increase taxes on those with online service subscriptions.
Ottawa Tightens Tax Rules for Small Businesses In Federal Budget
The finance minister faced a backlash over his initial plans before backing down on some changes and announcing a reduction in the small business tax rate.
Atlantic Canada ‘Supercluster’ Part of a Federal $950-Million Innovation Fund
“What is a supercluster? It is a made−in−Canada Silicon Valley that will create tens of thousands of jobs — that’s what a supercluster is,” says the federal Innovation minister.
Oil and Gas Price Shocks Make Producers Hedge Their Bets With Forward Contracts
Producers locking in price contracts today for deliveries to be made months or years from now.
Morneau Flooded With More Than 10,000 Emails Over Tax Reform Controversy
Most submissions to the finance minister came from taxpayers that would be negatively affected by the tax proposals.
Bank of Canada Hikes Interest Rate to 1.25 Per Cent, Citing Strong Economic Data
The economy’s impressive run prompted the Bank of Canada to raise its interest rate, but it warned of growing uncertainties about NAFTA.
