As Northern cod stocks rebound, Newfoundlanders are expressing cautious optimism over a fish they nearly lost
Category: Energy & Environment
Posted inEnergy & Environment
Study shows plug-in hybrids polluting far more than expected
Plug-in hybrid vehicles are spending less time on battery power than regulators assumed, driving higher emissions
Posted inPolitics & Policy
How Churchill Falls became Newfoundland’s ‘darkest chapter’
A new Churchill Falls framework could end a 57-year-old grievance — and showcase interprovincial cooperation Ottawa badly needs
Posted inEnergy & Environment
Black summer: How Canada can improve its wildfire strategyÂ
Australia and Portugal both suffered devastating losses from wildfires — and changed their approach in response
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Australian PM wants to ban data centres near schools
Australia has pledged to rush through a national AI law, likening its response to the data centre boom to its teen social media ban
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Op-Ed: AI data centres face waves of municipal resistance — for good reason
Responsible municipalities are taking the time to develop guardrails before saying ‘yes’ to AI data centres
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Wildfire threatens Canada’s wine region
Fast-moving blaze forces evacuations, threatens valuable crops and disrupts vineyards during the industry’s busiest season
Posted inEnergy & Environment
Drought raising risk of more explosive Canada fires, officials say
The province is confronting severe drought and historically low water levels as wildfire risks continue to rise
Posted inEnergy & Environment
Why the Middle East war still convulses the oil market
Oil prices have jolted in both directions since the U.S.-Iran siege began in February, after an immediate increase of 13 per cent
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One woman confirmed dead in western Canada wildfire
The Summerland fire, which broke out Friday near Okanagan Lake, has spread rapidly and led to the evacuation of more than 20,000 people