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Breakthrough system uses ozone, UV light to remove indoor air pollution

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A chemist at the University of Copenhagen says he has invented a way to clean a wide range of different chemical and organic pollutants from the air using light. Professor […]

January manufacturing sales best ever: Statistics Canada

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A positive performance by Canada’s manufacturers has economists speaking of higher-than-forecast growth in the first quarter, and growing momentum in the manufacturing sector. Statistics Canada reports that manufacturing sales grew […]

Shipyard receives $65.4 million under national shipbuilding strategy

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The facts seem straightforward enough. The Canadian government, in the person of the Minister of Public Services and Procurement, Judy Foote, announced an investment of $65.4 million in funding for […]

Ontario home builders don’t like government’s inclusionary zoning plan

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In response to the Ontario government’s announcement that it will bring forward legislation giving municipalities the ability to implement inclusionary zoning, one of the province’s main builders’ associations has criticized […]

Truckers hopeful about progress on border security, emissions, after Washington summit

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Canada’s truckers are cautiously optimistic about the state of bi-lateral relations between Canada and the United States, following yesterday’s meeting between Prime Minister Trudeau and President Obama in Washington. Two […]

Ontario’s electricity operator announces 16 solar, wind and hydro contracts

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The body that operates Ontario’s electricity grid, the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) has awarded sixteen contracts for 455 megawatts of new renewable power capacity. The announcement today follows a […]

Engineers Canada calls for more women to enter profession

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Less than 12 per cent of licensed, practising engineers in Canada are women, according to Engineers Canada. In the UK the number is even lower: 7 per cent. This in […]

Federal money continues to flow to clean technology innovators

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The federal government has announced an additional $206 million in funding to be made available for thirty-six clean technology projects across Canada. The money is made available to companies through […]

Canada could lead the world in cleantech: report

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A new report from Cleantech Canada expresses optimism that Canadian cleantech businesses and entrepreneurs are poised for growth. Cleantech is a sector “whose time has come,” thanks to changes in […]

Canada’s economy grew in Q4, manufacturing up in December

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Despite the ongoing oil slump, lower domestic demand and lower exports, Canada’s economy grew at an annualized rate of 0.8 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2015, Statistics Canada […]

Developing BC’s LNG industry would generate $7.4 billion per year: report

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Investing billions of dollars in the energy sector does not appear to be a likely scenario in these days of depressed crude oil prices, but the Conference Board of Canada […]

Pump and compressor makers feeling the oil crunch

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A stark indicator of the seriousness of the current world oil price collapse is news that one of the world’s biggest manufacturers of industrial pumps is facing “unprecedented market challenges.” […]

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