Calgary Tim Hortons Sells ‘Poppy’ Donuts for a Limited Time Only
The head of the Calgary poppy fund says it’s a sacred symbol and registered trade mark.
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Trudeau’s Ideas on Progressive Reforms to Trade Agreement May Not Be Warmly Received
Canada wants chapters in the new Trans-Pacific Partnership on the environment, labour rights and gender equality.
Halifax’s Brooklyn: Dartmouth Is Now One of Canada’s Hippest Neighbourhoods
For years, Dartmouth stood in the shadows of Nova Scotia’s capital.
Business Group Says Governments Need To Address Marijuana Use in Workplaces
Companies need guidance from the provinces and Ottawa on balancing employee privacy with safety.
Revenue Agency Would Investigate Evidence of Tax Evasion In ‘Paradise Papers’
The leak includes records of more than 3,000 Canadians.
VIDEO: In the Market for a Private Island in N.B.? The Price is Right…
The 100-acre Cheney Island with cliffs and sandy beaches is now for sale for $850,000.
Irving Company New Brunswick Southern Railway Charged Over Oil Shipments
The charges allege the railway failed to create proper shipping documents and had unqualified personnel for shipments of crude oil.
N.B. Softwood Lumber Producers Hit With High Tariffs
Provincial minister responsible for trade calls the U.S. decision ‘unfounded and unfair’ for his province.
U.S. Lowers Softwood Duties, But Companies Still Face 20 Percent Rates
J.D. Irving, Limited will face a slight increase but its combined rate is still under 10 percent.
100 of the World’s Refineries May Close Because of Climate Change Policies
But the Carbon Tracker Initiative says Canadian refineries are amongst the ones likely to remain open.
