BOSTON — CN Rail says that its operations are performing better than it expected so far in the second quarter after a rough winter that led to the replacement of its chief executive. Chief financial officer Ghislain Houle told a transportation conference on Tuesday that volumes are up 14 per cent in the first two […]
A lengthy legal battle on whether a Brampton woman can be taken off life support will come to a close this month with a landmark legal decision over who gets to decide what death is.
Courtney Hesketh, director of environmental public health at Interior Health, said floodwater mixed with sewage can further the spread of water-borne diseases like E. coli or salmonella.
A franchisee is suing the parent company of Tim Hortons after he says it acted in bad faith when declining to renew a licence for one of his stores. Mark Kuziora filed the $4-million suit in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice against the TDL Group Corp., a subsidiary of parent company Restaurant Brands International, […]
MONTREAL — Members of an association representing Quebec restaurant owners are calling on the province to include a tip-sharing mechanism in the province’s labour code. They are appearing today before a committee studying a bill that seeks to amend the province’s labour standards act. As it stands, only waiters receiving tips decide if and how […]
CARACAS, Venezuela — The Kellogg Company says it’s closing operations in Venezuela at a time of widespread hunger in the crisis-wracked South American nation. The Battle Creek, Michigan-based company said in a statement Tuesday that it was prompted to cease operations as a result of continued economic deterioration. Kellogg’s factory in the city of Maracay […]
With rookie training camp starting Wednesday, Ambrosie believes his crossover experience will help him lead the league as it mulls a possible expansion to the east coast