Cenovus is the latest energy company to opt out of a investment conference in Whistler, B.C., after the mayor of that community called on Canadian Natural Resources to help compensate them for the costs of climate change.
Canada Goose shares slump another 4% after chain delays Beijing store launch
Shares in Canada Goose dropped on Friday after the iconic parka maker delayed opening its first permanent store in mainland China, a move that comes amid a growing anti-Canadian backlash in that country.
GM working to retrain employees affected by Oshawa plant closure
General Motors of Canada says it’s working with other employers to identify jobs and targeted training programs for GM employees affected by the closure of the Oshawa Assembly plant next year.
Suncor warns oil cutbacks mandated by Alberta government pose safety, operational risks
Forced Alberta government crude oil production cuts next year will result in “unintended consequences” that could include increased safety hazards for its employees, Suncor Energy Inc. warned Friday.
Debt to income ratio inches up to almost 178% in third quarter
In defiance of Trump, Congress votes to end U.S. support for war in Yemen
Fuelled by outrage over Saudi Arabia’s murder of journalist and Virginia resident Jamal Khashoggi, Congress on Thursday took a historic vote to end U.S. involvement in the war in Yemen, the world’s worst humanitarian catastrophe. Here are key questions about the resolution.
French police kill suspect in Strasbourg market shooting
Police have killed the suspected gunman, Cherif Chekatt, who was the subject of a two-day manhunt after a shooting that killed at least three people near a Christmas market in Strasbourg, France, on Tuesday, according to France’s interior minister.
Western oil price rally unlikely to last after curtailments begin: expert panel
The differential tightened to as little as $10.25 US on Tuesday and was flat at $12.25 US on Thursday for barrels to be delivered in January, according to Calgary trader Net Energy.
‘I wouldn’t go’: Chinese detentions prompt Canadian businesses to rethink travel plans
Escalating fears of retaliation after Canada detained a high-ranking Chinese business executive have prompted some Canadian business leaders to think twice before going to China on business.
37% of Vancouverites think real estate market is ‘extremely corrupt’: report
According to a Transparency International Canada report on perceptions of domestic corruption, 37 per cent of those living in the Metro Vancouver area would describe the real estate sector as “extremely corrupt.”