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Perovskite Solar Cells: Wearable and Driveable Solar Power?
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How Viable is Asteroid Mining and Can the Extraordinary Cost be Recovered?

Canada’s exports soared in June while imports fell

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Canada’s trade surplus with the rest of the world more than tripled in June, growing from $576 million in May to $1.9 billion in June. Exports were up by 1 […]

Two firsts for Ontario as energy storage systems certified

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A grid-connected battery system called Amphora has been certified by Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO). Developed by Renewable Energy Systems Canada Inc. (RES Canada), it is the first grid-connected […]

New wind farm approved near Lake Huron shore

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NextEra Energy Canada has been given approval from Ontario’s Environment Ministry for a $300-million wind farm near the Lake Huron shoreline. The Goshen Wind Energy Centre, which will involve the […]

Canada-EU free trade deal in jeopardy over investor protection

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The free trade deal that the Harper government has been negotiating with the European Union has been stalled, if not killed outright, by the refusal of the German government to […]

Five companies to provide power storage for Ontario

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Ontario’s power grid operator, the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO), has announced the selection of five companies that will provide up to 50 MW of energy storage technologies and services […]

Overheated bearings, gearboxes among causes of wind turbine fires

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Wind turbines often catch fire and burn much more frequently than is reported, a study from the UK and Sweden maintains. Researchers at Imperial College London, Edinburgh University and SP […]

May manufacturing sales higher on petroleum, cars

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For the fourth time in five months, Canada’s manufacturers sold more of their goods in May. Statistics Canada reports that manufacturing sales rose 1.6 per cent to $51.6 billion in May, largely […]

CSeries engine problem just an oil seal leak: Pratt & Whitney

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Pratt & Whitney officials, as well as Bombardier, are downplaying the engine problem that grounded the new CSeries commercial jets, causing Bombardier to leave them out of its showing at […]

Bombardier takes orders for CSeries at Farnborough

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Bombardier Aerospace has announced a potential forty-eight new orders for its CSeries aircraft. Five customers have signed letters of intent to purchase the new commercial jet or converted previous conditional […]

Aerospace industry poised for growth: report

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Aerospace is a growing, highly innovative, research-intensive, highly skilled industry in Canada, and it is set to grow even more rapidly in the next six years as it enters into […]

Scientists make breakthrough in spinal cord injury movement

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For the first time ever, a quadriplegic man has moved his paralyzed hand using only his thoughts. That simple act is being hailed as a breakthrough in the search for […]

Building permits shot up in May

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The number of building permits issued in Canada in May, residential and non-residential, far exceeded expectations, coming in at $6.9 billion. The increase was due to greater demand for new […]

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