PRESS DIGEST-Canada - Dec 5
Dec 5 (Reuters) - The following are the top stories from selected Canadian newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Canada's transport ministry will meet on Friday with Nutrien NTR.TO, the world’s largest fertilizer producer, to urge the Saskatchewan-based company to build a C$1 billion ($721.24 million) export terminal in Canada rather than in the U.S.
John Rustad, the Canadian Conservative Party leader of the Canadian province of British Columbia, resignedon Thursday after months of pressure to quit over his failure to unify a fractured caucus.
Ontario awarded C$1 million in job-training grants to Connex Telecommunications, led by entrepreneur Sayan Navaratnam, who was previously sanctioned for misleading investors, drawing opposition criticism over funds used to test a chatbot.
NATIONAL POST
Canada has set up a new Canadian Joint Forces Command to coordinate military capabilities including health care and logistics, the government announced on Thursday.
($1 = 1.3865 Canadian dollars)
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