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National Energy Board not doing enough to ensure pipeline safety: report

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Opponents of oil and gas pipelines have long contended that they are not safe, and that pipeline companies, while they claim to put safety ahead of all considerations, are in […]

Development proposals presented for major new National Capital project

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A group consisting of land developers, investors, realtors and theatrical producers has created a plan for a major re-development of a parcel of land in Ottawa. The area, called LeBreton […]

First wood frame mid-rise construction in Toronto will be condos

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The first mid-rise wood frame construction project to be built in Toronto will likely be condominiums. The firm of Quadrangle Architects submitted an application to the city of Toronto for […]

Cars and aerospace boosted Canada’s manufacturing sales in November

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Cars and car parts provided most of the momentum for Canada’s manufacturing industry in November, pushing sales higher after three consecutive months of decline, Statistics Canada reports. Total manufacturing sales […]

Wind energy on growth trend, major offshore project proposed for Nova Scotia

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The Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) reports that Canada is now ranked seventh in the world for total installed wind energy capacity. During 2015, Canada added 1,506 MW of new […]

Oilsands companies hope to innovate cleaner, more profitable future

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Reducing costs and mitigating environmental impact are the “double bottomline” issues that a new Canadian clean technology partnership will tackle in coming years. Two of the country’s major energy companies, […]

Microgrids coming to two Ontario power utilities

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Two Ontario cities are moving ahead with plans to incorporate utility microgrids in their traditional power grids. A microgrid is a small-scale local energy grid with its own power resources, […]

Toyota Canada top producer for first time in 2015; RAV4 on a roar

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Canada set a new record for car sales in 2015, with nearly 1.9 million vehicles sold. According to one industry analyst, Dennis DesRosiers, it’s possible that 2016 will be another […]

Bid deadline today for Canada’s new search and rescue aircraft

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After many delays, the bids are finally in for providing Canada with its new fleet of fixed-wing search and rescue aircraft. The program will replace Canada’s existing, very old fleets […]

Canadian company to provide modular housing for refugees in Sweden

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A Canadian company that specializes in global energy solutions is a step closer to its goal of becoming a leader in the deployment of temporary shelter and medical facilities in […]

Move to autonomous cars gains momentum with CES announcements, more expected from Detroit auto show

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Autonomous, or driverless, cars are getting a lot of attention at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Ford announced an advanced new type of light and radar (LiDAR) […]

Canadian manufacturing continued to slide in December, though not in Ontario

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Manufacturing continues to take a hit on both sides of the Canada/US border, in part because of the slowing Chinese economy. The Royal Bank of Canada’s manufacturing purchasing managers’ index […]

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