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'EU needs CO2 tax to tackle climate change,' says Brussels top job hopeful Frans Timmermans
In an interview with Euronews, EU's top job candidate Frans Timmermans made the case for a CO2 tax at the European level. The social democrat was taking a question about the ways to finance climate change policies. "That is the biggest...
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After '60 Minutes' Controversy, LittleBits CEO Returns Spotlight to Girls in Tech
The female CEO of a company helping girls get excited about STEM education is looking toward a brighter future in the industry ーeven after being cut from a news segment on that very subject in favor of a man. Ayah Bdeir, founder and CEO...
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British lamb farmers fear impact of no-deal Brexit
A no-deal Brexit scenario could put the brakes on the export of prized British lamb.
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European filmmakers at Les Arcs fear Brexit is holding them back
Production talent, known and unknown, have spent this week showcasing their new projects to industry professionals at the Les Arcs Film Festival, with the hope of securing funding, and new partnerships. For those with ideas, the Industry...
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Alberta premier announces 8.7% oil production cut
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley has announced a temporary 8.7 per cent oil production cut, or decrease of 325,000 barrels a day, starting Jan. 1, 2019.
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Weed and tech grow side-by-side amid flourishing cannabis industry
Since legalization day, Canada's recreational cannabis industry has been on a bit of a roller coaster ride. Some companies are facing supply issues while others face delays in licensing and permitting. Overall, the sector is still...
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Why the low prices for Canadian oil?
As oil from Alberta continues to sell at record discounts, American refineries are enjoying lucrative profit margins at the expense of Canadian oil producers. But beyond pipelines not being built, what's behind the issues Canada's oil...
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Big money, big risk awaits pot businesses
CBC News' Peter Armstrong spoke to the CEO of Canada's leading pot company to talk about whether industry is ready to supply demand.
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Shaun Majumder fired over 'creative differences' with This Hour Has 22 Minutes
In a statement posted to Facebook he goes on to praise the show as a Canadian cultural institution and called the 22 Minutes family the best in the business.
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U.S. Cheese Producers Caught In Crossfire Of Trade War
American cheese producers that rely heavily on exports are already feeling the impact of tariffs on their products, forcing them to reconsider their strategy completely, says Heather Hadden, a reporter for the Wall Street Journal.
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Legalized production
Eric Paul, CEO, CannTrust, on cannabis producers who've been waiting to expand their operations to outdoor production.
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Trans Mountain tussle
Richard Masson of University of Calgary on Alberta's threat to cut the oil and gas supply to B.C.
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How your lifestyle is making recycling unsustainable | Reduce, Reuse, Rethink
Our changing lifestyle is making the standard 'blue box recycling' unsustainable as communities struggle to adapt to more plastics and fewer newspapers. New composite plastics are harder to recycle so new technologies are needed — and...
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Canada's pot packaging: Health Canada lays out strict guidelines
The future of Canada's pot packaging is a little clearer, after Health Canada laid out strict guidelines on packaging and production. The government's proposals include restrictions on the colour of packaging and the depiction of...
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Rail car crunch
Farmer Todd Lewis on how the shortage of rail cars is impacting his business
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Culture revamp
Mark Bishop, co-CEO of MarbleMedia, which makes scripted and unscripted programs, on the government's new policy
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Oil prices jump as biggest producers plan to extend output cuts
Oil prices jumped over three percent on Monday after Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed to extend output cuts. The world’s two largest producers said they will continue to pump less through until March next year – an additional nine months...
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The Story of Us controversy
A new CBC series is being criticized by Nova Scotia officials who say it rewrites the history of Canada's first permanent settlement
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Cuba’s annual Cigar Festival overshadowed by poor weather and Trump presidency
Cuba is showcasing one of the products it is most famous for. The island’s annual Cigar Festival, which runs until March 3, draws hundreds of buyers from around the world to party and tour plantations and factories. Cuban officials say...
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OPEC producers really are pumping less, boosting crude prices
Oil prices jumped as much as two percent on Friday on word that OPEC producers have achieved around 92 percent of the output cuts they had pledged. Eleven members of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries had agreed to...
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‘Beauty and the Beast’ Legend and Trump
John Legend has called on film producers to take a stand against what he calls US President Donald Trump’s ‘message of hate and fear.’ Legend performs a duet with American singer and actress Ariana Grande for the new film ‘Beauty and the...
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Drywall tariff decision
Larry Herman represented a Canadian manufacturer in favour of tariffs on U.S drywall imported into Western Canada
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Oil demand set to rise says International Energy Agency
Oil demand worldwide will rise more strongly than expected in 2016 and 2017 according to the International Energy Agency. In its monthly oil market report, the IEA said revisions to its estimate of Chinese and Russian consumption had...
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Where is the price of oil headed?
Bessma Momani, senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation, on a new deal to cut production between OPEC and non-OPEC producers