By Armina Ligaya The Canadian Press TORONTO — The chief executives of Canada’s five largest banks collectively earned roughly $63.2 million in total compensation during the 2018 financial year, up about 12 per cent from the previous year. Based on the banks’ latest proxy circulars, Toronto-Dominion Bank’s chief executive Bharat […]
National Business
By Ellen Knickmeyer The Associated Press WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is proposing to allow year-round sales of gasoline mixed with 15 per cent ethanol, seeking to calm a dispute that has riled two politically important blocs the oil industry and corn farmers. Tuesday’s proposed rule change by the Environmental […]
By David Bauder And David A. Lieb The Associated Press WAYNESVILLE, Mo. — Five minutes late, Darrell Todd Maurina sweeps into a meeting room and plugs in his laptop computer. He places a Wi-Fi hotspot on the table and turns on a digital recorder. The earplug in his left ear […]
By Andy Blatchford THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA — The labour market generated a second straight month of strong job gains in February with the creation of 55,900 net new positions, all of which were full time, Statistics Canada said Friday. The Canadian increase even outpaced job creation in the United […]
By Joe McDonald THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SHENZHEN, China — Chinese tech giant Huawei is launching a U.S. court challenge to a law that labels the company a security risk and would limit its access to the American market for telecom equipment. Huawei Technologies Ltd.’s announcement Thursday comes as the biggest […]
The Canadian Press WINNIPEG — One of Canada’s largest canola exporters has confirmed that China has revoked the company’s permit to export product to the country as a diplomatic feud between Canada and China escalates. The loss of the export permit for Richardson International Ltd. comes as Ottawa moves to […]
The Canadian PressIan Bickis A new bar soon will be set on what counts as sustainable forestry–holding potential implications for the future of the woodland caribou and of the forestry industry itself. After years of debate, the Canadian division of the Forest Stewardship Council hopes to have its updated forest […]
By Michael Balsamo And Eric Tucker The Associated Press WASHINGTON — Aiming to crack down on money laundering and bribes to overseas governments, the FBI is stepping up its efforts to root out foreign corruption with a new squad of agents based in Miami. The squad will focus its efforts […]
By Ian Bickis THE CANADIAN PRESS A new bar will soon be set on what counts as sustainable forestry, holding potential implications for the future of the woodland caribou and of the forestry industry itself. After years of debate, the Canadian division of the Forest Stewardship Council hopes to have […]
The Associated Press ST. PAUL, Minn. — Enbridge Energy is delaying the startup of its planned Line 3 replacement crude oil pipeline through northern Minnesota by a year. The Canadian-based company said Friday it now expects the new pipeline to go into service in the second half of 2020. Enbridge […]
By Andy Blatchford THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA — The economy expanded at an annualized pace of 0.4 per cent over the final three months of 2018 as the country posted its weakest quarterly growth since the middle of 2016, Statistics Canada said Friday. The agency’s latest figures for real gross […]
By Aleksandra Sagan The Canadian Press An advocacy group for dairy farmers decided to pull one of its new ads after a number of people complained it misled the public, according to letters sent to complainants from the advertising standards body. The print ad in question is part of the […]
