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Canadian politicians, officials make another NAFTA push on deadline

High-level conversations are looking at what's next for the negotiations.


Tillerson takes a veiled shot at trump, warns democracy at risk

Lamented assaults on facts that he said would lead to a loss of freedom if not countered.


OPINION: Carbon, for what it’s worth

We’ll pay a high price for government efforts to do a poor job of reducing emissions.


Doug Ford gasoline tax cut may be camouflaged by rise in crude prices: experts

Consumers may not notice because gasoline prices tend to be very volatile and driven by short-term fluctuations.
 
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Baby bibs, blankets contain toxins Canada banned in other products: report

End federal exemptions that allow such chemicals in clothes and other textiles: Environmental Defence » Read more
 

Emissions of banned ozone-eating chemical mysteriously rising

Countries report close to zero production since 2006 but 13,000 tonnes released a year since 2013. » Read more
 

Business group calls for lower tax rate for women-controlled companies

Similar to the lower rates offered to private Canadian-controlled corporations. » Read more
 

Manufacturing sales point to growth in economy: analysts

Much of the growth came from price appreciation but volumes were up. » Read more
 
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73rd STLE Annual Meeting & Exhibition

May 20-24, 2018
Location: Minneapolis
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FABTECH Canada 2018

June 12-14, 2018
Location: Mississauga, Ont.
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