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Rona Ambrose decides against Tory leadership, will stay in the private sector

Sticking with her work advocating for the energy sector and on sexual-assault law training for judges.

Quebec premier cautious about response to Bombardier difficulties

Questions about the aerospace company’s future were raised after issuing a warning about its financial results.

Windsor concrete company fined $175,000 for fatality

Prestressed Systems pleaded guilty to failing to adequately protect a worker.

Unifor fined for violating court order in Regina refinery labour dispute

Court found union disobeyed interim injunction limiting time members can hold up traffic going in and out of the Co-op refinery.
 
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Canada can do better retraining workers displaced by disruptive tech

High-quality evaluations of employment training programs will help help policy-makers identify the best models to prepare workers for the future. » Read more

Is climate action a $26T opportunity? Number needs some scrutiny

Difficult to assess what Canada's share is because a model is needed to figure it out. » Read more
 
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Ottawa launching ‘Buy Canadian’ campaign focusing on food and agriculture

The first priority is to raise awareness of the standards and practices at play in the Canadian agricultural sector » Read more

Starbucks aims to become resource positive company, but lacks target date

The coffee chain says it will work towards storing more carbon than it emits, eliminating waste and providing more clean freshwater than it uses » Read more
 
 
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