A new government directive to the CRTC telling the regulator to focus more on competition, innovation and consumer interest could mean cheaper wireless plans in Canada within two years, says the head of an upstart trying to break into the market.
Amid SEC troubles, Tesla promises $35K Model 3 — again
Tesla Inc., said on Thursday it would offer a $35,000 US version of its Model 3 sedan with a delivery time of two to four weeks, nearly two years after the company originally promised the car at that price.
Still cutting cheques to your 30-something kid? You’re not alone, RBC poll suggests
Canadian parents are still financially supporting their kids well into adulthood, often even into their 30s, a new poll sponsored by the Royal Bank of Canada has found.
Wilson-Raybould says she faced pressure, ‘veiled threats’ on SNC-Lavalin; Scheer calls on PM to resign
Jody Wilson-Raybould says she faced intense political pressure and veiled threats related to the SNC-Lavalin affair, and was warned directly by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of the negative consequences if the Quebec-based company faced prosecution.
In her own words: Jody Wilson-Raybould’s opening statement on the SNC-Lavalin affair
Former Attorney General Jody-Wilson Raybould is telling her side of the story for the first time since the SNC-Lavalin affair sent Parliament Hill into a frenzy nearly three weeks ago. Read a complete transcript of her testimony.
Cohen tells Congress his loyalty to Trump has cost him his job, family, freedom
Michael Cohen, stating assertively he was “no longer” Donald Trump’s fixer, told the House oversight committee on Wednesday the U.S. president knew ahead of time that WikiLeaks had emails damaging to his rival Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign.
‘Extremely dangerous’: Pakistan claims it shot down 2 Indian planes, captured pilot
Pakistan’s air force shot down two Indian warplanes after they crossed the boundary between the two nuclear-armed rivals in the disputed territory of Kashmir on Wednesday, a military spokesperson said.
OSC pays out $7.5M to 3 tipsters who blew the whistle about misdeeds at companies
The Ontario Securities Commission has made its first three payments to whistleblowers under a new program that allows anonymous sources to tip off the regulator about misdeeds at companies.
Labour code issues flagged in fatal CP Rail accident in Calgary
Documents show a federal investigator flagged labour code contraventions after a Canadian Pacific Railway train conductor died in a workplace accident in a Calgary rail yard last November.
Torstar posts losses as print ad revenue falls year-over-year
The publisher of the Toronto Star, other newspapers and a number of digital or online properties, said it lost $3.1-million loss attributable to shareholders for the three months ended Dec. 31 or four cents per share.