CORINTH – A partnership of two Canadian power companies purchased the Curtis Palmer dams and hydroelectric power plants near what was once the International Paper Co. factory here. The $ 318.4 million purchase from Atlantic Power Co., which owned the complex, was approved last week by the United States FederalRead More →
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The proportion of women occupying new board seats has reached an all-time high in Canada, but there has been little progress for women at the executive level, according to a new report. A diversity study conducted by the law firm Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP found that women now occupyRead More →
Chelsea Manning has asked a Canadian court to overturn her travel ban so she can visit friends, hoping to visit the country despite border officials keen to deport her. Manning, 33, was barred from visiting the country because of her conviction for leaking military secrets to WikiLeaks. Manning served sevenRead More →
As the spotlight on climate change intensifies, Canadian businesses face increased scrutiny from regulators, investors and other stakeholders to meet environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria . Some companies play a leading role in reducing carbon emissions and are at the forefront of the energy transition. Others respond to incentivesRead More →
As climate change spotlight intensifies, Canadian companies face intense scrutiny from regulators, investors and other stakeholders to meet environmental, social and governance criteria (ESG). Some companies play a leading role in reducing carbon emissions and are at the forefront of the energy transition. Others are responding to government and stakeholderRead More →
The Canadian government said on Wednesday that federal employees who are not vaccinated against COVID-19 will be placed on administrative leave without pay, according to a Reuters report. The policy does not apply to those who have an exemption. Civil servants are due to be vaccinated by October 29 orRead More →
This column is the opinion of Ilan Kogan, a Canadian JD / MBA student at Yale Law School and Harvard Business School. For more information on CBC Opinion Section, please consult the Faq. The Canadian government is considering new rules regulate how social media platforms moderate potentially harmful user-generated content.Read More →
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Many businesses had originally planned to reopen for Labor Day, or have targeted Thanksgiving as a focal point in their plans to return to the office.Evan Buhler / The Canadian Press Despite initial planning for a return to the office this fall, businesses across the country are now starting toRead More →