Новости за 04.12.2018

Government-mandated production cuts and government-purchased rail tanker cars can keep the oilsands limping along. But in a world whose very existence is threatened by the greenhouse gases this industry creates, the more sensible option is to shut it down.

Government-mandated production cuts and government-purchased rail tanker cars can keep the oilsands limping along. But in a world whose very existence is threatened by the greenhouse gases this industry creates, the more sensible option is to shut it down.

Working with farmers in poor countries such as Peru and Ecuador gives companies like Nature’s Touch a chance to raise families out of poverty, particularly women.

Toronto can expect Let’s Survive Forever by spring as gallery covers for shortfall.

Lighthizer will take over for Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and his team, who hail from the administration’s dovish camp and have tried to strike a deal burying hostilities between the world’s two largest economies.

The premiers are scheduled to meet with the prime minister in Montreal on Friday.

A six-year-old and two friends found the items in a second-hand game of Mouse Trap bought from a local Value Village on Sunday

It’s not clear what entity has been holding 37-year-old Austin Tice for the past six years and no ransom demand has ever been made

Saint John pathologist tells court that the multi-millionaire died of massive head trauma resulting from dozens of strikes that quickly killed him

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization signalled Russia must comply soon with a landmark arms-control agreement or face the deal’s demise, papering over internal differences about a U.S. threat to withdraw from the pact.

Britain’s Parliament dealt Prime Minister Theresa May’s government two bruising defeats Tuesday, and that was before lawmakers began an epic debate that will decide the fate of May’s European Union divorce deal and her political career.

Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde says he wants to see a few key pieces of legislation passed before the House rises in June.

Trial for Alek Minassian, 26, of Richmond Hill, Ont., who faces 10 counts of first-degree murder and 16 counts of attempted murder in the April 23 attack on Yonge St., to start in February, 2020.

All of GM’s closings last week reflected a decision to stop producing passenger cars, including two other car assembly plants in the U.S. as well as two related transmission plants. GM is following Ford and FiatChrysler in largely abandoning the market for passenger cars to Japanese and European producers.

Given Canada and Oshawa’s combination of cutting-edge research capacity and skilled autoworkers, it’s difficult to believe GM could find a better location to invest in its stated objective of building high-quality autonomous and energy efficient vehicles.

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For decades, our provincial and federal governments, of whatever political stripe, including Conservative, have moved to attract employer investors and avoid closures, including where justifiable, with financial support.

As the murder trial of James A. Fields Jr. entered its second week here Monday, Marissa Blair Martin was among the witnesses who continued to describe the chaos of Aug. 12, 2017.

Canada’s national governing body for Olympic-style wrestling has a “long history” of tolerating sexual relationships between national team coaches and athletes, and has no mechanism for reporting abuse, an independent report concludes.

Experts voiced approval of a new agreement between the United States and China that aims to control fentanyl smuggling into the U.S. black market, but they warned against expecting a quick impact on the drug’s skyrocketing death toll.

Experts say insurers are not obliged to pay out liability claims when a collision is found to have been caused deliberately.