China has more weapons in U.S. tariff war

May 23, 2019

NEWS

Ontario government spending growth slowest in 30 years under Tories: Watchdog

Increasing interest rates, high household debt and trade uncertainty could negatively impact the government's deficit-smashing plans » read more

Alberta throne speech followed by bill to repeal provincial carbon tax

An Act to Repeal the Carbon Tax will kill Alberta's greenhouse gas levy as of May 30 » read more

Clean energy one of Canada’s fastest growing industries

The study concluded clean energy accounted for about 3% of Canada’s GDP in 2017, or around $57 billion » read more

China has more weapons in U.S. tariff war but do they work?

As the main global supplier of rare earths, China's sway could extend much further into the U.S. technology sector » read more

HEADLINES

United CEO vows to be aboard 737 Max when its cleared to fly

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Feds offer $15.8B in new ships to Vancouver, Halifax while opening door to Davie

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Germany’s Bosch fined US$100M over diesel scandal

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Canadian executives’ appetite for dealmaking soars above historical average

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Editor’s Pick

Futurist Martine Rothblatt sees a day when human and machine become one

Technology has become an extension of humans – and that won't change as computers become increasingly powerful, says Rothblatt » read more

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