Toronto Maple Leafs captain John Tavares is taking the Canada Revenue Agency to court over an $8 million tax bill in a case experts say could be pivotal for some pro athletes, perhaps affecting with which teams they sign. Is a signing bonus part of a player’s salary? John Tavares …
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SM’s 2Go, NU partner for maritime OJT
SM Investments Corporation’s (SMIC) transportation and logistics unit 2GO Group Inc. has signed an agreement with National University (NU) to provide maritime experiential on-the-job training for its tourism and hospitality students. In a statement, 2Go said this strategic alliance aims to equip students with the practical work experience essential for …
Read More »Competition Bureau investigating restrictive real estate clauses in Canadian grocery sector
The Competition Bureau says it’s investigating the use of property clauses, which limit how real estate can be used by competitors, in the Canadian grocery sector. Watchdog says clauses make it harder for new supermarkets to open. The Competition Bureau says it’s investigating the use of restrictive real estate clauses …
Read More »Bell Media planning cuts to CTV, BNN Bloomberg following BCE layoffs, sale of 45 radio stations
Bell Media is ending multiple television newscasts and making other programming cuts after its parent company announced widespread layoffs and the sale of 45 of its 103 regional radio stations. Thursday’s round of job cuts is BCE’s largest in nearly 30 years. Bell Media is ending multiple television newscasts and …
Read More »SMC ready to turn NAIA into a ‘world-class’ airport after placing highest bid
San Miguel Corporation (SMC) on Thursday said it is ready to modernize the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) after it emerged as the highest bidder for the P171 billion contract to rehabilitate, operate and maintain the country’s main international gateway. The SMC SAP Company Consortium, which is formed by San …
Read More »Should manufacturers do more to stop vehicle theft? Updated rules could force them
National auto theft summit called due to dramatic increase in stolen vehicles in Canada. Some say ‘known vulnerabilities’ should be addressed in updated standards for manufacturers, who are pushing back saying solution is complex and requires more effective enforcement. Automakers, experts say there’s no ‘silver bullet’ to stop rampant vehicle …
Read More »Balmy temperates, robust production sink natural gas prices
For the natural gas industry in Western Canada, it’s a return to low commodity prices after a few years of increased profits. Mild winter has resulted in much less demand for heating fuel. Cheap natural gas prices are providing some welcome relief on utility bills as Canadians heat their homes …
Read More »Bank of Canada governor says interest rate relief won’t boost housing supply
As inflation comes under control, there is a growing chorus calling on the central bank to cut interest rates, easing at least some affordability issues. But Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says a lower interest rate isn’t the silver bullet people are hoping for. Monetary policy can’t do everything, …
Read More »Meta says users must label AI-generated audio and video — or they could be penalized
Meta Platforms could penalize users who fail to label AI-generated audio and visual content posted on its platforms, its top policy executive said on Tuesday. Comments made by top policy executive who didn’t elaborate on nature of penalties. Meta Platforms could penalize users who fail to label AI-generated audio and …
Read More »Boeing needs ‘heightened level of oversight,’ says top U.S. aviation regulator
On the same day the National Transportation Safety Board revealed their preliminary report on an oversight that caused a panel to fly off of an Alaska Airlines flight, the U.S.’s top aviation regulator said changes must be made in how the government oversees Boeing. Investigators reveal bolts were missing from …
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