Energy
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Removal of fuel in pool at Fukushima’s melted reactor begins
TEPCO says the removal at Unit 3 will take two years, followed by the two other reactors, where about 1,000 fuel units remain in the storage pools
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Ontario tightens purse strings, Tories don’t plan to balance books until 2023-24
The $163.4 billion package is nearly $5 billion larger than the last budget from the previous Liberal government
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Money for manufacturers: Funding your future growth
Are you tapping into the $26 billion in government grants and incentives available to Canadian manufacturers?
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B.C. introduces law to require cars, trucks sold by 2040 be zero emission
The legislation would set target dates of 10 per cent zero-emission sales by 2025, 30 per cent by 2030 and 100 per cent by 2040
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EU wants members to drop veto over possible carbon tax
Approval of energy tax decisions instead would need a qualified majority, or 16 of the current 28 countries representing at least 65 per cent of the EU’s population
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Tories cry foul over $12M to help Loblaws buy energy efficient coolers
The Loblaw funds come from the “champions stream” of the government’s Low Carbon Economy Fund
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Liberals say Tories dishonest for not telling Canadians about carbon tax rebates
Booklets Conservative MPs are distributing in their ridings laying out a list of credits Canadians should apply for when they file their taxes have a glaring omission
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Bill C 69 given a rough welcome at Senate committee hearing in Calgary
The Senate committee is on a cross-Canada series of hearings and will is make amendment recommendations by May 9
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No pedal to floor: Experts say no government can bring back Alberta bitumen boom
Analysts say any move to renewable energy will take decades, but not all are convinced the oilsands have had their day
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More than 100,000 customers still without power after freezing rain in Quebec
The province’s public safety minister said winds and snow were creating problems for the Hydro-Quebec crews dispatched to hard-hit regions
