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Canada explores plan to deploy nuclear reactors on the Moon
The crew of Artemis II is set to launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida, as early as February. Their mission will take them around the moon […]
Ontario conservative group criticizes Ford government for relying on ‘retail politics’ over real reform”
When Matt Spoke started Project Ontario, he thought Premier Doug Ford and his team would be open to hearing new ideas and maybe even use […]
Experts warn at Thunder Bay conference that Canada’s forests are drying and at growing risk
Canada faces longer and more intense wildfire seasons, forestry experts meeting in Thunder Bay this week say the country’s forests are drying out faster than […]
Canada posts stronger-than-expected job gains in September, complicating outlook for next rate cut
Canada’s job market surprised economists in September by adding 60,400 new jobs, even though the unemployment rate stayed at 7.1 per cent, Statistics Canada said […]
Liberals table new border bill to fast-track less contentious reforms
The Liberal government has decided to split its border security plan into two separate bills, hoping to move forward more quickly with less controversial parts […]
Ontario college part-time support staff to vote on potential strike next week
Part-time support workers at Ontario’s 24 colleges will hold a strike vote next week, as thousands of full-time workers continue their fourth week on the […]
U.S. measles outbreaks push national case count to record highs
A deadly measles outbreak in Texas ended in August, but new outbreaks in other parts of the United States are still adding hundreds of cases […]
Canada Post union shifts from nationwide strike to rotating walkouts
OTTAWA — The union representing Canada Post workers says it will move from a countrywide strike to rotating strikes starting Saturday morning — a change […]
Montreal startup to build $200M carbon-capture plant in southwestern Manitoba
A Montreal clean-tech company plans to build a $200-million carbon-capture plant in southwestern Manitoba. Deep Sky, which already runs a carbon-capture site in Alberta, announced […]