Despite concerns e- signatures could lead to fraud, the government that new regulations were unnecessary and is simply allowing people to use e-signatures if they choose to. ...
Daily Archives: June 29, 2015
Grain Farmers of Ontario launch legal action over neonicotinoid rules
The group is trying to get the province to push back the date for when new regulations come into place from July 1 to May 1, 2016. ...
Ed Clark appointed as premier’s business adviser – an ’embedded banker,’ NDP says
Former TD Bank president will contribute recommendations on how to enhance Ontario's business climate to attract more jobs and grow the economy. ...
Seen: Iamgold cuts production projections after review of Quebec mine collapse
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Three teams shortlisted to build new Vaughan hospital
The group selected to build Mackenzie Vaughan Hospital is expected to be announced in spring 2016. ...
Heard: OMA appoints Tom Magyarody as new CEO
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Ontario companies to benefit from Canada-U.K. nuclear co-operation deal
Candu Energy and GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Canada plan to research ways to reuse the U.K.'s civil plutonium and recovered uranium stockpiles in Candu reactors. ...
Seen: York U track and field centre to see $5 million in upgrades
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Heard: Junior miner Royal Nickel gets $12.4 million in financing
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Unifor workers at Bombardier Aerospace ratify new three-year deals
Bombardier Aerospace's workers in the technical, production and office fields in suburban Toronto are getting raises, and contract employees are being upgraded to full-time status. ...
Element Financial buys GE Capital’s fleet business for $8.6 billion
Toronto-based finance company buys GE Capital's equipment leasing business in the U.S., Mexico, Australia and New Zealand, a deal that's expected to close in the second half of 2015. ...
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Your morning roundup of news and agenda items for Monday, June 29. ...
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