In spite of bollards, flashing lights, rumble strips and raised track, Toronto drivers, often impaired ones, continue to drive into a streetcar-only tunnel
Pipelines and fracking, including the controversial Keystone XL pipeline, were frequent targets of the notorious Internet Research Agency
Norbord says its strand board mill in Mile House, B.C. will close for about a month due to shortages caused by severe wildfires last summer
Two workers were performing maintenance inside a hydrogen compressor building at the company’s Long Lake upgrader when the blast occurred
The Low Carbon Economy Challenge will award money to projects that reduce emissions, save energy and create green jobs
As Canadian electrical infrastructure coast to coast gets walloped by the elements, companies say they must prepare for even worse to come
More and more of the younger generation are shunning meat, the report shows, a reality that could create headaches for the food industry down the line
Differences over Iran and Russia fuelled the slow, but steady unravelling of the president’s relationship with his secretary of state. Then there was “Moron-gate”
Calgary is aiming for an 80 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Two University of Leeds researchers look at the various strategies, both conventional and unorthodox, the Western Canadian city has at its disposal to make this ambitious goal happen
Catherine McKenna says in a letter to her Saskatchewan counterpart, Dustin Duncan, that the province will be subject to a federal carbon tax if it doesn’t come up with its own plan by Sept. 1. The opposition NDP says a made-in-Saskatchewan plan would be preferable
