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Perovskite Solar Cells: Wearable and Driveable Solar Power?
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Bioengineering in Carbon Capture and Storage
In-Space Assembly: Cost-Effectively Building Spacecraft and Habitats Beyond Earth
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How Viable is Asteroid Mining and Can the Extraordinary Cost be Recovered?

Armoured vehicles an important niche in Ontario’s auto industry

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A company that began more than twenty years ago to provide cash transfer services from business premises to the bank vault has opened a new facility, complete with Canada’s only […]

Pipelines, railways equally safe for transporting crude oil: report

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The two main means of transporting crude oil in Canada are equally safe, according to a report prepared by a group that represents one of those means, the Railway Association […]

Aerospace is to Quebec what auto industry is to Ontario, and must be supported: Couillard

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Bombardier management can count on the support of the Quebec government in seeking greater financial support from the federal government. The Montreal-based aerospace company received $1.3 billion from the Couillard […]

Bombardier CS100 certified by Transport Canada

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Transport Canada has certified Bombardier’s CS100 commercial aircraft, the smaller of two planes in the aircraft maker’s C Series program. The single-aisle CS100 seats 110–125 passengers. The larger CS300 is […]

TransCanada submits new, more costly proposal for Energy East pipeline

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Beset by layoffs, falling oil prices and the rejection of its most cherished project, the Keystone XL pipeline, Calgary-based TransCanada Pipeline has submitted a revised proposal to the National Energy […]

Windsor’s good fortune with Chrysler hiring tempered by TPP concerns

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Fiat Chrysler will hire at least 600 new workers for its Windsor Assembly Plant. The total number of new hires could exceed 1,000, according to some. They will help the […]

New CEO chosen to take over Waterfront Toronto

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Waterfront Toronto has hired a San Francisco real estate developer to replace retiring president John Campbell. The board of directors announced the appointment of Will Fleissig as the new president […]

Industrial chemicals producers report second-most profitable year

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Canada’s industrial chemicals industry is reporting its second-best year for profitability. The Chemistry Industry Association of Canada (CIACI) says that the year’s $4 billion operating profits are down slightly from […]

Brighter outlook for Canada’s economy in 2016: RBC

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In the first half of 2015, Canada was technically in recession. That changed in the third quarter when the economy switched into higher gear, with surging exports, strong consumer spending […]

World’s building industry told to decarbonize, cut emissions drastically

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COP 21, the international climate change conference underway in Paris, devoted one entire day to the construction industry, showing the importance placed on this sector. To mark Buildings Day, a […]

Bruce Power nuclear deal good for Ontario manufacturers: CME

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Bruce Power, the privately owned company that provides roughly 30 per cent of Ontario’s electricity from its array of eight CANDU reactors, will invest $13 billion to refurbish six of […]

Economy showed mix of strength (exports), weakness (investment) in Q3

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Stronger exports were enough to grow Canada’s economy by a healthy 2.3 per cent in the third quarter, though a worrisome contraction of 0.5 per cent in September has economists […]

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