Trump's Steel Tariffs Are a 'Troubling' Sign for Canada's Oil Industry

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Trump's Steel Tariffs Are a 'Troubling' Sign for Canada's Oil Industry

The threat of American tariffs on Canadian steel sent shivers through the northern nation's oil industry, sparking fears of higher costs for everything from pipelines to drilling equipment. U.S. President Donald Trump's 25 percent levies on foreign steel and 10 percent duties on imported aluminum are a
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Man ordered to leave McDonald's after buying meal for homeless man

A police officer asks a homeless man to leave a McDonald's in Myrtle Beach, S.C. on Wednesday, February 28, 2018. (Photo: Yossi Gallo/Facebook).
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CSOs want accounting officers penalised over supplementary budgets

Activists under the their umbrella body Civil Society Budget Advocacy (CSBAG) have asked government to take action against permanent secretaries who fail to adequately plan and start asking for supplementary budgets. Julius Mukunda, the chief executive officer at CSBAG, said it is unacceptable that
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United Replaces Small Worker Bonuses With Chance to Win $100000

United Continental Holdings Inc. is overhauling an incentive program to give employees a chance to win $100,000, a luxury car or a swanky vacation. One union leader says his membership would rather have a shot at bonuses that are far, far smaller — but also a much surer thing. Under the new
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US companies take a stand, raise age to purchase guns

Kroger and L.L. Bean said Thursday they will no longer sell guns to anyone under 21, becoming the third and fourth major retailers this week to put restrictions in place that are stronger than federal laws.
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