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Dec 20, 2019 |
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By a 385-41 vote, the House approved a bill that puts in place terms of USMCA
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said a preliminary trade deal with China would be ready for signing in early January
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Johnson's Withdrawal Agreement Bill is all but certain to be approved in principle later Friday by the country's new Conservative-dominated House of Commons
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Beverages, tea bags, chocolates, cookies, vaporizers and cartridges are among the new products to be released
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EPTECH is the only series of coast-to-coast national electronics shows in Canada, located in high-technology centers nation-wide.
Operated by EP&T, Canada’s information leader for electronics engineers and designers, EPTECH features a wide variety of innovative electronics products essential for the development of original equipment and for maintenance and operations: including contract electronics manufacturing, power supplies, sensors, test and measurement, enclosures, wearables, displays, connectors and much more!
For more information on exhibiting or attending at an EPTECH show please visit our website.
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In September, hundreds of thousands of Canadians marched in support of a stronger political response to the climate crisis. Their inspiration was a 16-year-old Swede whom some have compared to a modern Joan of Arc
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In the wake of a Liberal election victory in October, an online petition calling for Alberta to separate from Canada was backed by more than 40,000 people. Over the last year, whispers of western Canadian alienation have turned into growls
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In December, House Democrats announced articles of impeachment against U.S. President Donald Trump, stemming from a summer phone call with the president of Ukraine. Trump’s presidency has been defined by partisan mudslinging, but things look to get even uglier in 2020
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The United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union hasn’t exactly gone the way it’s architects had hoped thus far. But with a recently won majority for Boris Johnon’s Conservatives, it looks like it’s full steam ahead for the divorce
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Canada’s cannabis legalization rollout has been rocky, as demand initially appeared to outstrip supply. But throughout the year, Canadians' access to cannabis stores increased
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Boeing is suspending production of its marquee 737 Max jet following two fatal crashes and a painfully long process to make the planes air-worthy again. The planemaker has had a tough year
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The transportation giant, as synonymous with Canada as maple syrup, has been downsizing its aerospace and railway operations for several years. It is also exiting the commercial aircraft business after selling its turboprop and regional jet operations
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It started in December 2018 when Canadian officials arrested a Chinese telecom exec in Vancouver. Relations between Canada and Asia’s burgeoning super power have only gone downhill since
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In October, Fiat Chrysler and France’s PSA Peugeot agreed to merge to create the world’s fourth-largest automaker. Other companies have responded to shifting trends in the auto industry, towards zero carbon and autonomous vehicles, with job cuts
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The General Data Protection Regulation is the world’s toughest data protection law. In July, it took a bite out of British Airways. Around the world, citizens and governments are demanding more accountability from private companies that collect data
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An ethics scandal, revelations of black-face makeup... it wasn’t a good year for Justin Trudeau. But he still got to keep his job, albeit with a diminished minority government
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Corporate corruption, political favouritism, a justice minister turning against her government, this scandal captivated a nation.
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