Regulatory, Legislative
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Regulators, exporters talk harmonizing standards in Canada, U.S.
Life-changing technology breakthroughs could be strangled by red tape at the Canada-U.S. border
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Business group pleased with back to work legislation for postal workers
Mail service was scheduled to resume today at noon Eastern
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Senators to resume debate on postal legislation after taking a day to reflect
Bill could receive royal assent and become law in time to force striking postal workers back to work by noon on Tuesday
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New tax incentives for investment could increase Canada’s emissions
Measures in fall fiscal update will allow manufacturing and processing companies to write off new equipment and machinery as soon as they put the purchases to use
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Bizarro world: Midterms offer little clarity on fate of USMCA
Good luck getting odds on when, or if, the new Congress will ratify the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement
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Make robots pay taxes? Documents detail ideas to adapt to changing labour force
The Liberals have been told to consider taxing robots that displace workers
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Two MH10 American national standards withdrawn
MHI and its committee for Unit Loads and Transport Packages announces the withdrawal of two American National Standards in order to encourage adoption of equivalent ISO standards
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Comments sought on CN’s Milton logistics hub
Public and stakeholders invited to react to information provided by CN on the environmental impact
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Trudeau government to kick off talks towards national strategy on big data
Office of Economic Development Minister Navdeep Bains has sent invitations to a launch for what it describes as “national digital and data consultations”
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Report identifies ways to reduce congestion on Canadian roads
CAA study finds that on a global scale, Canada performs only in the middle of the pack in acting to reduce congestion
