Login

News roundup — November 13, 2013

Canada

Canada challenges data behind EU's controversial measure to apply 'dirty oil rules' to oilsands, Reuters

Provinces warn SCC changes to Senate would be 'at your peril', Montreal Gazette

Son of slain businessman, whose family owns Moosehead Breweries, arrested with no charge specified, Vancouver Sun


United States

Washington law firm Patton Boggs in merger talks with Locke Lord, Reuters

U.S. airline deal has antitrust lessons for future mergers wanting to avoid 'court showdown', Reuters


International

Chinese Internet firms sue country's largest search engine for online piracy, Reuters

Chevron presents its case in $19 billion Ecuadorean trial, Reuters

Latest News

Data usage 'a wave that's been building for the last decade and is now starting to crest'

Trump tariffs to usher in high inflation, unpredictability for Canadian businesses: trade experts

Alberta government launches online survey on family justice services

NS Supreme Court denies grandmother's request for party status in child protection case

Breach of standard of care did not cause patient’s death: Sask. Court of Appeal