Brian Platt is a Canadian government reporter for Bloomberg News. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, trade, energy, and immigration. His work has been featured in various publications such as The Sydney Morning Herald, BNN Bloomberg, and The Financial Post.
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By: Erik Hertzberg, Jacob Lorinc, Brian Platt
Teck CEO Jonathan Price said the transaction with Glencore marked a new era as the company focused on metals for the energy transition.
By: Erik Hertzberg, Jacob Lorinc, Brian Platt
Glencore has committed to taking responsibility for stewardship through to 2050 and investing an additional $350 million in rehabilitation over five years
By: Erik Hertzberg, Brian Platt, Jacob Lorinc
(Bloomberg) -- Canada has approved Glencore Plc's $6.9-billion acquisition of Teck Resources Ltd.'s metallurgical coal business, while the latter announced a $2 billion share buyback and pledged to boost copper output.
By: Brian Platt
Freeland says she's still working closely with prime minister An economic soft landing ‘is really important for everyone'
By: Brian Platt
Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland denied that there’s growing friction between her office and that of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
By: Brian Platt, Laura Dhillon Kane, Erik Hertzberg
Canada's finance minister said she'll hold talks next week with business and labor groups about erecting trade barriers against Chinese-made vehicles — and suggested the government may even go beyond autos.
By: Laura Dhillon Kane, Erik Hertzberg, Brian Platt
Canada’s finance minister said she’ll hold talks next week with business and labor groups about erecting trade barriers against Chinese-made vehicles — and suggested the government may even go beyond autos.
By: Erik Hertzberg, Brian Platt, Laura Dhillon Kane
Canada has no choice but to view its trading relationships through a national security lens, said Freeland
By: Thomas Seal, Brian Platt
The US ambassador to Canada said he's encouraged by signs of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government closing a “loophole” that might have allowed
By: Brian Platt
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau 's government is likely to stall the sale of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline until after Canada's national election in 2025, according to officials familiar with internal discussions.
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