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Canadian tribunal agrees domestic solar module makers at risk from China imports
The domestic manufacturers said they faced unfair competition and Canada should follow the lead of the United States and European Union, which have imposed duties on imported solar modules from China.
Ottawa softens anti-corruption rules for companies seeking government work
Under the new procurement rules announced Friday, companies can still be barred from government contracts for 10 years if they have been convicted of such offences in the past three years.
Bank of Canada survey points to regional divide in confidence amid low oil
The central bank is widely expected to cut its expectations for growth in the second quarter following a pullback by the economy in April, however its plan for interest rates is less clear.