BY HONGYAN LU Saskatchewan’s SaskTel may become the latest Canadian telecommunications company to announce it will not use Huawei technology for its 5G network infrastructure, following in the footsteps of Bell and…
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Corporate Canada joins travel industry’s push to ease COVID-19 air curbs
by EditorLBy Reuters A group of 27 leading executives added to calls for Canada to ease coronavirus-led air restrictions in a letter published in the country’s Globe and Mail newspaper on Thursday. The…
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US Fed’s ‘Long Road’ Lays Bare Challenge to New Bank of Canada Governor
by EditorLBy Reuters OTTAWA—New Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem, already facing the double whammy of the coronavirus pandemic and slumping oil prices, must now also contend with the Federal Reserve forecast that the…
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US Will Reevaluate Intelligence-Sharing with Canada if Huawei Participates in Country’s 5G: State Department
by EditorLBY ANDREW CHEN, The Epoch Times The U.S. State Department has said intelligence-sharing with Canada will be reevaluated if Chinese telecom giant Huawei is allowed to take part in building the country’s 5G wireless network.…
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Canada ready to spend C$14 billion to get people back to work safely, PM Trudeau says
by EditorLBy Reuters OTTAWA – Canada is ready to spend C$14 billion ($10.4 billion) to help people get back to work safely as the CCP virus pandemic restrictions are gradually lifted, Prime Minister…
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Canada’s Trade Plunges in April as Auto, Oil Shipments Slump
by EditorLBy Reuters OTTAWA—Canada’s exports and imports plunged in April on falling oil prices and as the CCP virus pandemic shut down factories and retail stores, Statistics Canada said on Thursday,…
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Canada bolsters Main Street with wage subsidy amid CCP Virus outbreak
by EditorLBy Reuters Canada said on Friday it will cover 75% of wages for small businesses and the central bank cut its key interest rate to the lowest level in a…
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Alberta ‘War Room’ Supporters Say Negative Publicity Expected, More Time Needed, as Calls Mount for Centre’s Closure
by EditorLThe Alberta government’s “war room,“ a.k.a the Canadian Energy Centre, has faced a number of battles and made some stumbles in its first 10 weeks of existence, garnering negative publicity and leading opponents to call for its closure, while supporters want it to weather the storm and serve its purpose.