The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it is investigating a fatal Tesla Inc Model S crash in Davie, Fla., last Sunday that killed the driver and resulted in a massive vehicle fire, the second fatal crash this week the agency is probing.
Dormant farmland’s a growing issue — so farmers are matchmaking
Farmers are getting older. Most don’t have succession plans in place. The industry is looking for solutions for the farmland. So some are betting on matchmaking.
Offensive fashion fails spark social media furor and push industry change
Top fashion houses have sparked uproars in recent weeks with racially or culturally offensive designs or ad campaigns. Each incident has underlined that — despite now targeting a global customer base — these labels are seriously lacking in diversity themselves.
Alberta’s OPEC-style oil cut puts a stop to easy money for American refineries
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley has put a stop to ultra-cheap Canadian oil and robust profits for American refineries, at least for now.
Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline delayed 1 year
Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline replacement is being pushed back a year, the company announced Friday.
Subaru recalls 1.3M vehicles in U.S. over faulty brake lights
Subaru says cleaning products containing silicone can emit a gas that can seep into the brake lamp switch and cut off the electrical contact. That can stop the brake lights from working, but brakes will still function.
Fashion’s reality check: Controversies push fashion industry to change
Top fashion houses have sparked uproars in recent weeks with racially or culturally offensive designs or ad campaigns. Each incident has underlined that — despite now targeting a global customer base — these labels are seriously lacking in diversity themselves.
NDP MP Nathan Cullen isn’t running again
Longtime NDP MP Nathan Cullen, among the party’s most high-profile parliamentarians, is not running in the next federal election.
Monsef, MacAulay, Bibeau take on new jobs in cabinet shuffle
Three federal ministers have new job titles Friday morning as part of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s efforts to shuffle his cabinet to fill the vacancy created by Jody Wilson-Raybould’s resignation over the SNC-Lavalin controversy.
Loonie takes a dive as GDP numbers show economy finished 2018 with a thud
Canada’s economy shrank by 0.1 per cent in December and got smaller in three of the previous four months.