Toronto Names First Electric Ferries After Public Contest
Toronto's first electric ferries, Lady of the Quays and Toronto Islander, named via public contest. First vessel arrives late 2026, boosting zero-emission fleet.
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Hope in N.L. Town as Government Targets Rotting Fish Plant
A long-abandoned fish-sauce plant in St. Mary's, N.L., has been emitting a foul odor for years. The provincial government has now announced plans to remove the rotting structure, bringing hope to residents.
Strait of Hormuz Tensions: Ship Seized and Sunk
A ship was seized and another sunk near the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran. Experts warn of potential impacts on global oil markets.
Activist Flotilla Leaves Turkiye for Gaza After Interception
A new activist flotilla has departed Turkiye for Gaza, weeks after Israeli forces intercepted a previous convoy attempting to breach the blockade.
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Canada to Double Power Grid by 2050 Under New Strategy
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada's National Electricity Strategy, aiming to double the power grid by 2050, reduce emissions, and lower energy costs for households.
Florida AG Subpoenas NFL Over Rooney Rule
Florida's attorney general issued an investigative subpoena to the NFL regarding the Rooney Rule, which requires teams to interview minority candidates for head coaching and senior operations jobs.
Manitoba Braces for Snow and Freezing Rain This Week
Manitoba faces an unusual late-spring storm with snow and freezing rain expected. Environment Canada warns of hazardous travel and power outages. Residents urged to prepare.
Gusty Winds Bring Cool Down to Edmonton
Edmonton faces a sharp temperature drop as gusty winds arrive. The cool-down follows a warm spell, with highs expected to fall below seasonal norms.
PM Carney unveils plan to double electricity grid, cut costs
Prime Minister Carney announces a national electricity strategy aiming to double grid capacity and reduce costs, with details expected to spark debate.
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Canada urged to create disaster reinsurance scheme
A new report warns Canada's property and casualty insurers face collapse from rising natural disasters, urging a government-backed reinsurance scheme to stabilize premiums and expand coverage.
Carney Plan to Double Grid Capacity by 2050
Prime Minister Carney announces a national electricity strategy to double grid capacity by 2050, with consultations on financing, labor, and manufacturing.
Honda Halts Ontario EV Plant After First Loss
Honda indefinitely suspends construction of its $15-billion Ontario EV plant, citing waning demand and a historic annual loss of US$2.6 billion.
Southern Sask. Communities Without Power After Storm
Several southern Saskatchewan communities, including Eastend, are without power due to storm-related structural damage. Crews are working to restore electricity.
Cuba Fuel Crisis Sparks Blackouts and Protests
Cuba is experiencing widespread blackouts and protests after the government announced fuel supplies have run out, deepening the island's economic crisis.
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Alien Encounters Put Devil's Tower on Tourist Map
Devil's Tower, the first US national monument and a sacred Native American site, gained fame from the 1977 film 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind,' boosting tourism.
Cuba's Power Grid Plunges to New Lows Amid Crisis
Cuba's power supply reaches new lows, sparking protests in Havana. Residents face prolonged blackouts as the energy crisis worsens.
PM Carney to Unveil Clean Electricity Strategy Today
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce a national clean electricity strategy on Thursday, aiming to decarbonize Canada's power grid by 2035.
Metro Vancouver Faces Tougher Water Restrictions
Metro Vancouver warns of stricter water restrictions due to low snowpack and forecasted heat. Stage-2 ban on lawn watering starts early, with Stage-3 expected June 1.
Cuba's Power Supply Hits New Lows, Triggering Widespread Blackouts
Cuba faces prolonged blackouts as power supply drops to record lows, sparking protests in Havana. The energy crisis deepens amid infrastructure failures.
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Canadian travel to U.S. rises first time since Trump 2.0
Canadian travel to the U.S. increased in April for the first time since Trump's election, hinting at a thaw in the boycott. However, trips remain far below pre-Trump levels.
Dust Storms and Lightning Kill 96 in Northern India
At least 96 people died in northern India due to severe dust storms and lightning. The storms caused wall collapses and power outages, with many casualties in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan.
Springwater Trail Section Closed After Erosion Reports
A section of the Springwater trail has been closed following reports of erosion damage, officials say. The closure aims to ensure public safety while assessments are conducted.
London Region to See Sharp Warmup, Highs Reaching Mid-20s
After a cloudy start, London region is set for a sharp warmup with highs reaching mid-20s by Sunday. Stay tuned for more weather updates.
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.
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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