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mercredi 30 mars 2016
Ottawa seeks WTO ruling on U.S. duties on Canadian paper
Ottawa says it wants the World Trade Organization to look into U.S. countervailing duties on almost $1 billion in annual exports of supercalendered paper from Canada.
BP Canada delays Nova Scotia offshore oil drilling
A BP Canada oil exploration project scheduled to take place offshore Nova Scotia will be pulled on hold until 2018.
University of Toronto rejects calls to dump holdings in fossil fuel industry
The University of Toronto has rejected recommendations to sell off its fossil fuel investments, but says it will consider environmental, social and governance factors in making investment decisions.
Home internet is essential, but too pricey, CRTC survey suggests
Canadians rely on home internet more than any other telecommunications service, but most are dissatisfied with the price, suggests a new survey commissioned by Canada's telecommunications regulator.
Give economy another 2 years to work out oil shock, says central banker
A senior Bank of Canada official says it will likely take more than two years for the country's economy to fully adjust to the commodity price shock.
BPA still found in most food can linings: report
Food cans sold by Canadian and U.S. retailers still frequently contain bisphenol A or BPA, according to a new report by environmental advocates.
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