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B.C. to announce plans for public school return amid COVID-19 pandemic
The British Columbia government is set to announce its updated plan for a safe return for public schools during the COVID-19 pandemic.
LNG industry development could create almost 100,000 jobs, says industry report
A report funded by the Canadian liquefied natural gas industry estimates that creating a 56-million-tonnes-per-year LNG industry in B.C. would result in nearly 100,000 jobs.
Craig, Marc Kielburger to testify at Commons committee today
The co-founders of WE Charity are to testify before a House of Commons committee today as part of a parliamentary probe into a $912-million student-volunteer program.
Senate approves wage subsidy and disability payments for COVID-19
The law extending the federal government's emergency wage subsidy for employers hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown made it through the Senate on Monday, July 27, 2020.
MEG Energy records bigger Q2 loss
Oilsands producer MEG Energy Corp. is reporting a higher second-quarter net loss on voluntarily curtailed bitumen production and lower oil prices.
Documents show Trump used Huawei CFO as 'bargaining chip' in trade fight with China
New court documents accuse the United States president of "poisoning" the extradition case against a Huawei executive being held in Canada.
Suncor Energy facing seven environmental charges
Suncor Energy Inc. is facing seven environmental charges for an incident alleged to have occurred two years ago at its refinery in Stratchona county, Alberta.
Privy Council Office to launch review of complaints about Governor General
The Privy Council Office says it is launching an independent review of allegations that Gov. Gen. Julie Payette mistreated past and current employees at Rideau Hall.
'We failed Samwel': Saskatchewan health officials apologize over man's death
A young man pleaded for help as he was being led out of a hospital by security before taking his own life in a lake on the Saskatchewan legislature grounds.
Crude oil exports by rail plunge as economic slump frees pipeline space
Canadian exports of crude oil by rail plunged by 63 per cent in May compared with April as North American fuel demand dropped due to measures taken to control the COVID-19 pandemic.