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Perovskite Solar Cells: Wearable and Driveable Solar Power?
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Bioengineering in Carbon Capture and Storage
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Federal government urged to speak up for nuclear at Paris climate talks

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Canada’s nuclear industry hopes that the federal government will take up its cause and support it as a clean energy source at the upcoming Paris climate talks. The CEO of […]

Q3 corporate profits falter on oil, financial sector

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Canadian corporations saw profits shrink by 5.4 per cent in the third quarter of 2015. Earnings came in at $79 billion, according to Statistics Canada, down from $83.5 billion in […]

Montreal company ready to launch tiny greenhouse gas-spotting satellite

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A Montreal company called GHGSat says it has a solution to help solve one of the world’s most pressing problems: climate change. GHGSat is ready to launch a tiny satellite […]

Ontario College of Trades report recommendations accepted by minister

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Ontario’s somewhat controversial College of Trades was only established in 2013, but by 2014 the government realized it had to do something to make the College more open and transparent, […]

Toronto Hydro testing underwater energy storage system for backup power

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Toronto Hydro and energy storage company Hydrostor of Toronto are testing a unique underwater energy storage system that will use compressed air stored in balloons under Lake Ontario. The pilot […]

Canada Goose expanding workforce, launching global ad campaign

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Canada’s luxury winter wear company, Canada Goose, plans to double the number of workers at its Winnipeg plant, which opened only last month with a workforce of about eighty. The […]

Cars and oil pulled Canada’s manufacturing down in September

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Lower production in motor vehicle plants and more than the usual number of maintenance shutdowns in crude oil refineries helped push Canada’s manufacturing sales down 1.5 per cent in September, […]

GM investing in connected car research at Waterloo U

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The president of General Motors Canada announced yesterday that the company will set up a research outpost at the University of Waterloo’s Communitech innovation research hub. The car maker will […]

Ontario to be hub for Toyota SUV production

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The “mid-sized, higher-value vehicles” that Toyota promised to make at its Cambridge, Ontario plant last spring when it announced the end of the Corolla’s run there will be the RAV4 […]

Saudis will no longer provide “insurance policy” for high-cost oil producers

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Saudi Arabia says it has seen the pain, but it has no intention of changing its policy. It will continue to pump enough oil to protect its market share regardless […]

Exports, innovation key to small business success: CIBC

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The small business sector has been the mainstay of the Canadian economy over the past several years. Since the Great Recession, when many large corporations laid workers off in droves, […]

Record car sales reported in Canada, US for October

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Car sales in Canada and the United States set new records in October. General Motors and the other US carmakers reported sales that far exceeded expectations. GM said that October’s […]

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