County Canadian Financial News
16.07 / 20:25
FIVE
Aviat
CEO
Airlines
Strategy
Boeing
Fastenal
Fasten your seatbelts, Bonza fields inbound interest
The private equity interests behind Bonza, the latest to try its hand at breaking into the ultra-competitive Australian aviation market, are considering whether to bring in new capital partners to back the airline’s expansion into a full-scale domestic carrier.
16.07 / 10:29
MET
Progressive
Nirmala Sitharaman discusses trade negotiation progress with Canadian Dy PM
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland on Sunday discussed the progress being made on ongoing bilateral trade negotiations. The two ministers met on the sidelines of the 3rd Finance Ministers and central bank governors meeting in Gandhinagar, Gujarat.
14.07 / 14:27
Carbon price rebate rolling out to more Canadians. How much will you get?
Many more Canadians will begin receiving Ottawa’s climate action incentive payment starting Friday.
14.07 / 05:45
Amid C-18 row, media group urges advertisers to pledge 25% of budgets to local news
Canadian local news providers are set to take a revenue hit amid fallout from Ottawa’s Bill C-18, the head of a national media group warns in a letter to advertisers urging dedicated spending to support smaller players.
12.07 / 16:13
FIVE
CEO
Adventure
Arrow
Did Titan submersible occupants know their fate ahead of implosion? Spanish expert says…
People aboard the ill-fated Titan submersible may have known about their fate a good minute before their vessel imploded in the depths of the North Atlantic Ocean last month. US and Canadian authorities continue to investigate the cause of the horrifying incident that killed five people in mid-June. According to Spanish engineer and underwater expert José Luis Martín, the submersible occupants are likely to have known about their impending fate for 48 and 71 seconds before the vessel's collapse. “The Titan changes position and falls like an arrow vertically because the 400 kilos of passengers that were at the porthole unbalance the submersible.
12.07 / 14:17
inflation
interest rate
Bank of Canada
Canada economy
Bank of Canada interest rate
Canada Interest Rate
Bank of Canada raises policy rate to highest level in 22 years
The Bank of Canada has raised its benchmark interest rate by another 25 basis points, bringing it to levels not seen since 2001 amid fears the decline in inflation “could stall.”
11.07 / 09:51
UPS
UBS
Everest
Shell
Rio hunts in the outback for lithium
Rio Tinto will redouble efforts to find hard rock lithium in the Western Australian outback, after confirming it would extend an exploration partnership near the town of Sandstone for the third time in two years.
10.07 / 19:57
Stablecoin
regulation
security
DLT
Parliamentary report recommends Canada recognize, strategize blockchain industry
A Canadian House of Commons committee report has recommended that the country “recognize blockchain as an emerging industry,” and take all the steps that entails. There are a lot of steps needed, it said.
10.07 / 18:15
10.07 / 04:09
COST
MAIL
Deal
Fine
Costly misinterpretation: A thumbs-up emoji leads to a ₹50 lakh fine in Canadian farming deal
Chris Actor was unable to fulfill the agreement, and unfortunately, the price of the crops had significantly risen by then. As a result, Chris Actor was fined ₹50 lakh. This incident serves as a valuable lesson for all of us regarding the potential consequences of misinterpreting emojis.
09.07 / 20:03
business
Law
regulation
Canada's court deem
A Canadian judge has ruled that the widely used thumbs-up emoji can affirm that a person is legally entering into a contract.
08.07 / 22:31
COST
UPS
Target
Manufacturing
BAY
Patriot Battery Metals shares dive as short seller claims risks rising
Patriot Battery Metals, the ASX-listed lithium explorer working on a big project in the Canadian province of Quebec, used “curiously timed buyout rumours” to inflate its share price, a short-selling activist investor claims.
08.07 / 09:57
Law
NFT
Scams
Court
investigation
Rug Pull
ZachXBT’s research cited in Canadian NFT rug pull class-action lawsuit
The investigative work of independent blockchain sleuth ZachXBT has been cited in a class-action lawsuit in Canada against Boneheads, an alleged $3.1 million nonfungible token (NFT) rug pull.
07.07 / 17:43
Citi
Provident
CME
BAY
Southern
Labrador
Northern Lights
week
Northern Lights in Canada; Here’s the list of all the provinces where you may get to watch the Auroras next week
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration According to their official website, the term «aurora» refers to the luminous glow generated when electrons from space descend along Earth's magnetic field and collide with atoms and molecules in the upper atmosphere. This collision occurs in a circular or oval pattern, with the centre situated around Earth's magnetic pole. The resulting interaction produces light, similar to how electrons passing through the gas in a neon light encounter different gases like neon, leading to the production of various coloured light bulbs.
07.07 / 11:17
ETF
regulation
Crypto Staking
Canadian regulator explains stance on crypto staking, lending for investment funds
The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) — Canada’s chief financial authority — has confirmed its trust in the regulated futures market for crypto, which “promotes greater price discovery.” Apart from the United States, the Canadian market hosts several crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
05.07 / 15:55
inflation
Grocery rebate for Canadians kicks in. Who is eligible?
Eleven million Canadians are set to receive the federal government’s one-time “grocery rebate” on Wednesday as high food prices persist across the country.
05.07 / 01:55
Provident
Matthews
Khalistan
India strongly raises Khalistan vandalism with US, Canada & Australia
India strongly raised the matter of Khalistani threats and vandalism with Canada, the United States and Australia, said people with knowledge of the matter. Close on the heels of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s US visit, the Indian consulate in San Francisco was allegedly vandalised by Khalistani separatists, drawing a sharp condemnation from the United States State Department. “The US strongly condemns the reported vandalism and attempted arson against the Indian Consulate in San Francisco on Saturday.
03.07 / 17:39
Provident
Booking
Enterprise
QIC in $1.6bn green loan for smart metering acquisition, capex
All the pieces have fallen into place at Vector Metering, the smart metering play now half-owned by Queensland Investment Corporation.
02.07 / 05:27
Canada News
Canada’s citizenship numbers are rising. How many passed the test?
On Canada Day, more than a thousand people will be pledging their oath to the country as new Canadian citizens.
01.07 / 15:31
COST
Citi
Citizens
Microsoft
PINK
Why today's NRIs reflect old-fashioned India more than urban resident Indians
NRI population has gotten so large, that sometimes it feels larger than the population of India itself. Land in any major city in the world, and all you'll see are Indian faces. Sometimes you can hear more Hindi on the streets of London, New York, Dubai and San Francisco than English.
30.06 / 15:03
Strategy
UnitedHealth
3 Insurance Stocks With Promising Growth Potential
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