Honda suspends $15B EV plant in Ontario, turns to hybrids
Honda has indefinitely paused development of a $15 billion electric vehicle plant in Ontario, citing a strategic shift toward hybrid vehicles amid changing market demands.
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Highway 17 Reopens After Fatal Multi-Vehicle Crash
One person died after a passenger vehicle collided with a commercial truck on Highway 17 in Johnson Township. The highway has since reopened to traffic.
Saskatoon Rehabilitates Orphaned Baby Owls
A Saskatoon facility is caring for three orphaned baby owls found near Coleville, giving them the best chance at survival and eventual release back into the wild.
Vaccine Hesitancy Linked to Politics, Geography, Trust
A new poll suggests vaccine hesitancy is influenced by political affiliation, geographic location, and trust in institutions, with significant regional and demographic variations across Canada.
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Canadian Tech Powers New Telescope's Cosmic Mysteries Exploration
Dalhousie University astrophysicist Scott Chapman leads Canadian-developed technology for the Fred Young Submillimeter Telescope in Chile, probing cosmic mysteries.
Ottawa Certified as Bird Friendly City After Advocacy
Ottawa has been certified as a Bird Friendly City by Nature Canada, recognizing efforts to protect birds and habitats through advocacy, stewardship, and community events.
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Hatch, a global engineering firm with 70+ years of experience, delivers sustainable solutions in mining, energy, and infrastructure. With 11,000+ professionals across 150+ countries, Hatch partners with leading organizations to drive positive change and a
Calgary Braces for Rain and Chilly Long Weekend
Calgary will experience rain and a significant cooldown for the long weekend. Stay updated on the forecast and plan accordingly.
Spring Storm Threatens Southern Sask. With High Winds
Environment Canada issues wind warnings for southern Saskatchewan as a spring storm approaches, with gusts expected to reach up to 100 km/h.
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Leaked SaskPower Memo Shows Coal Power Rate Hike Projections
A leaked SaskPower memo reveals potential electricity rate increases if coal power continues. The document outlines financial impacts and scenarios for Saskatchewan's energy future.
Waskesiu Businesses Face Slow Start from Lingering Snow
Waskesiu businesses anticipate a sluggish season opening as snow and ice persist. Visitors should prepare for muddy conditions over the long weekend.
Port Expansion Threatens Sandpipers: Documentary
A new documentary explores how the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion threatens western sandpipers' critical habitat in the Fraser River estuary.
2 Dead in RV Fire Near Trail: RCMP Calls Incident Tragic
Two people were found dead after an RV fire near Trail, B.C. RCMP describe the incident as 'deeply tragic.' Investigation underway.
Lac du Bonnet Rebuilds One Year After Wildfires
A year after deadly wildfires, Lac du Bonnet residents like Shane Robinson find hope as they rebuild homes and community spirit in Manitoba.
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Detector Dogs Catch Undeclared Meat at Toronto Airport
Three detector dogs named Dharla, Olga, and Theo intercepted undeclared meat at Toronto Pearson Airport, highlighting efforts to prevent agricultural diseases.
Wind Storm Set to Slam Alberta Thursday
A powerful wind storm is forecast to hit Alberta on Thursday, prompting warnings across the region. Residents are advised to prepare for potential damage and power outages.
AI Data Centres Face Water Scrutiny in Metro Vancouver
As Metro Vancouver faces water shortages, new AI data centres raise environmental concerns. Critics question their water and energy usage amid drought conditions.
Artemis II Crew Gets Hero's Welcome at NAC in Ottawa
The Artemis II astronauts, including Canadian Jeremy Hansen, were celebrated at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa with a packed Q&A and a community that cheered their historic moon mission.
Foresight Canada Names Top Cleantech Leaders at Web Summit
Foresight Canada announced the winners of the inaugural Canadian Cleantech Awards at Web Summit Vancouver's Climate Innovation Zone, recognizing leaders in sustainable technology.
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Canada, Alberta Invest $323M in Affordable Housing
The federal and Alberta governments commit $323 million toward 41 affordable housing projects across the province, aiming to address housing shortages.
Four New Windfarms to Boost B.C.'s Energy Sovereignty
B.C. Energy Minister Adrian Dix announced four new windfarms that will enhance the province's energy sovereignty, reducing reliance on external sources.
PM Carney to Announce National Electricity Strategy Thursday
Prime Minister Mark Carney will unveil a national electricity strategy on Thursday, aiming to modernize Canada's grid and boost clean energy. Sources confirm the plan focuses on interprovincial cooperation.
Wind Warnings Across Southern Saskatchewan as Storm Nears
Environment Canada issues wind warnings for southern Saskatchewan as a spring storm brings strong gusts. Residents urged to secure loose objects and stay safe.
B.C. Wastewater Plant Legal Fight Ends in Settlement
A settlement has been reached in the legal dispute over British Columbia's costly wastewater treatment facility, ending a prolonged court battle.
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Damaging Winds Expected in Alberta Thursday Morning
Environment Canada warns of damaging winds up to 100 km/h in central and southern Alberta, including Calgary and Edmonton areas, with potential for property damage and travel disruptions.
Ottawa council to consider wastewater drug testing
Coun. Stéphanie Plante proposes wastewater surveillance to detect drug trends and toxic batches in Ottawa, filling gaps left by closed harm reduction sites.
Winnipeg century-old fire hall, library get green upgrades
Winnipeg plans green upgrades for century-old fire hall and library, cutting emissions and costs. The city aims to retrofit several buildings with energy-efficient systems.
Ottawa-Alberta Carbon Pricing Deal Expected Friday
Sources confirm Prime Minister Carney and Premier Smith will announce an industrial carbon pricing agreement on Friday, marking a breakthrough in federal-provincial climate policy.
Helijet Chopper Hit by Lightning-Induced Plunge: TSB
A Helijet helicopter was struck by helicopter-induced lightning, causing a sudden descent. The TSB report reveals critical findings on the Oct. 24, 2023 incident.
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Metro Vancouver, Acciona settle wastewater plant lawsuits
Metro Vancouver and Acciona settle lawsuits over North Shore wastewater plant; Acciona pays $235 million, independent review to follow.
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