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Black Friday is causing toxic traffic jams at US ports and warehouses
Communities near ports and warehouses pay for Americans’ holiday shopping with their air quality and health. Online shopping and broken supply chains during the pandemic have made pollution even worse. Dodge will phase out gas-powered Charger and Challenger in 2024 to make way for EVs
Dodge will stop making gas-powered Charger and Challenger vehicles in 2024 as it shifts resources to electric vehicles. The company’s first electric muscle concept will be revealed in 2022, followed by a plug-in hybrid vehicle. Premier slams Ontario developer that raised condo prices by $100K after cancelling sales deals
Premier Doug Ford on Monday criticized an Ontario condo developer that cancelled years-old sales deals with dozens of buyers unless they agree to pay more to hold on to the under-construction housing units in Barrie, Ont. CRTC hearings begin on Rogers-Shaw deal that would make Big Three telcos even bigger
The drama of a power play within the Rogers family may be winding down, but the theatrics of getting the family-run company's massive takeover of Shaw over the goal line have only just begun. Ford Doubles Its Global EV Projection To 600,000 Within 2 Years
Ford is seriously accelerating its electrification plans due to the tremendous demand for already introduced or announced models. Preview: 2023 Fisker Ocean EV starts at $37,499, goes up to 350 miles, offers solar roof
The Fisker Ocean electric SUV will offer up to 350 miles of range, a solar roof, and the technology to be used as home backup power. Lucid Air named MotorTrend Car of the Year
The Lucid Air, the first model from California-based electric car start-up company Lucid Motors, has been named MotorTrend's 2022 Car of the Year. Electric vehicle maker Rivian rides Tesla hype train to $100B valuation despite almost no sales
Rivian Automotive, an electric vehicle company that has so far delivered only about 150 electric pickup trucks mostly to its own employees, surpassed General Motors Thursday to become the second most valuable U.S. car company behind Tesla. Shell to partner with renewables firm on solar farm near Edmonton
Shell Canada and its North American solar platform Silicon Ranch have announced plans to build a 58-megawatt solar farm adjacent to Shell's Scotford refinery and chemicals park near Edmonton. Edward Rogers wins major court battle for control of family-run telecom giant
A British Columbia court has ruled that Edward Rogers is the legitimate chair of Rogers Communications Inc., a major legal victory in his battle to take control of the company that bears his family name. Canada added 31,000 jobs in October, pushing jobless rate down to 6.7%
Canada's economy added 31,000 jobs last month, well down from September's pace of gains and below what economists were expecting but enough to push the jobless rate down by two ticks to 6.7 per cent.Kaisa Group, another Chinese real estate developer, is in serious trouble
Another Chinese real estate company appears to be at risk of default, escalating fears of further problems in the country's embattled property sector.
Another Chinese real estate company appears to be at risk of default, escalating fears of further problems in the country's embattled property sector. Vancouver lithium miner targeted in $400M takeover battle with Chinese firm
A small Vancouver-based mining company with mining rights to one of the biggest undeveloped lithium deposits on Earth has become the focus of an unexpected bidding war. US charging infrastructure is outpacing forecasts, study finds
The nation is a fifth of the way to its goal of 500,000 chargers by 2030. Canada's grocery chains stocked with tomato products connected to Chinese forced labour
A CBC Marketplace investigation found several products sold in Canadian grocery stores with links to forced labour in Xinjiang, China. Canada's grocery chains stocked with tomato products connected to Chinese forced labour | CBC News
A CBC Marketplace investigation found several products sold in Canadian grocery stores with links to forced labour in Xinjiang, China.Tesla surpasses $1 trillion valuation after Hertz order
The electric carmaker becomes the fifth such company to reach the milestone after its shares rise 12%.
The electric carmaker becomes the fifth such company to reach the milestone after its shares rise 12%. Hertz to purchase 100,000 Tesla Model 3s for its rental fleet
Some of Hertz's fleet will be powered by a new, larger Panasonic battery. Hazardous materials burned aboard container ship anchored off Vancouver Island | CTV News
Applying cold water directly to a fire burning in 10 containers aboard a cargo ship near Victoria is not an option due to hazardous materials in two of them, the Canadian Coast Guard said Sunday. Edward Rogers out as Rogers chair after failed bid to oust CEO | CBC News
Edward Rogers is out as chair of the company his father founded, after a failed attempt to oust the telecommunications company's CEO. Tesla made $1.6 billion in Q3, is switching to LFP batteries globally
The lithium iron phosphate cells are less energy-dense but much longer-lived. 'Brutal way to do business' says Unifor president on Stellantis assembly plant cuts
Unifor's president Jerry Dias says there was no consultation whatsoever with the union prior to Stellantis's announcement Friday that it would be cutting the Windsor Assembly Plant down to one shift and is vowing to get answers from the company this week. Patients out thousands in deposits to Ontario plastic surgeon who they say disappeared
Before the patients could get their plastic surgery procedures, Dr. Mahmood Kara seemingly disappeared and their money hasn't been returned. Lee Valley warns customers of delays of up to 1 year, higher prices to come
Ottawa-based Lee Valley Tools has a bleak warning for anyone looking to buy high-end garden shears, brass escutcheons or crokinole boards any time soon: good luck. J&J puts newly created subsidiary into bankruptcy over talc claims
Johnson & Johnson has created a subsidiary to manage thousands of legal claims alleging its talc caused cancer and placed it into Chapter 11 bankruptcy, in a move critics say is aimed at limiting future payouts. After 7 years in business, Edmonton plant-based food company goes public
An Edmonton plant-based food company has commenced trading common shares, in a year where it continues to see growth in a thriving industry. Calgary warehouses in high demand as Vancouver vacancy rate close to zero
Calgary is in the middle of an industrial real estate boom, as high rental prices and low vacancy rates in places like Vancouver drive companies to snatch up warehouse space. Family blindsided after marketing company, funeral home cash in on father's obituary
The son of an Ontario man is outraged after discovering companies were putting ads on his father's obituary, using it to make money without telling the family. After Go Public investigated, so did the provincial authority in charge of funeral services, wh Nations agree to 15% minimum corporate tax rate
The historic deal is designed to make big corporations pay a fairer share of tax around the world. Norway to hit 100 per cent electric vehicle sales early next year
Analysis shows the last new petrol or diesel car sold in Norway will come as early as April, 2022 – three years ahead of the government's target. AT&T played key role in founding of far-right conspiracy outlet OAN, channel's president said in court
AT&T executives played a key role in the birth of far-right conspiracy channel One America News (OAN), according to court documents reviewed by CNN. GM Announces Chevy Equinox And Blazer EVs In Push To Overtake Tesla
General Motors wants to become the No.1 electric vehicle manufacturer in the US and the Equinox and Blazer electric crossovers should help it achieve that. Lingering global supply-chain challenges resulting in months-long wait for appliances
Customers who bought new appliances during the pandemic say they've been waiting several months for them to arrive. Business experts and retailers attribute it to ongoing global supply-chain challenges, with shipping delays, product shortages and higher p Canadians are unknowingly buying homes in climate change danger zones, report finds
Canadians are unknowingly buying and building homes and other infrastructure in areas at high risk of flooding, wildfires and other climate change impacts. That could lead to billions of dollars in damage each year if governments don't force sellers to diSettlement forces Amazon to tell workers they can’t be fired for organizing
Former Amazon employees get back pay after alleging they were illegally fired.
Former Amazon employees get back pay after alleging they were illegally fired. Supply chains could face 'system collapse'
Seafarers, truck drivers and airline workers have endured quarantines, travel restrictions and complex COVID-19 vaccination and testing requirements to keep stretched supply chains moving during the pandemic. ATCO to build two solar farms in Calgary
The ATCO Group announced plans Wednesday to build two new solar installations in Calgary with the capacity to power more than 18,000 homes. Rolls-Royce plans to stop making gas-powered cars by 2030
The brand's first EV, named Spectre, should hit the roads in late 2023.. Polestar to roll out three new models as it prepares $27 billion stock listing
Polestar - owned by Geely and individuals such as Leonardo di Caprio - plans $27 billion listing and confirms three new EV models in coming years. Green energy takes hold in unlikely places with Ford project
When Ford revealed plans to ramp up its commitment to the fledgling electric vehicle sector, the automaker chose to create thousands of jobs and pump billions in investments into two states where Republican leaders have vilified the push for green energy Canada’s second-largest pension fund is pulling out of oil production | The Star
A major pension fund in Quebec is vowing to withdraw all of its money from oil production by the end of next year. Britain's fuel pumps run dry amid trucker shortage
Up to 90 per cent of British fuel stations ran dry across major English cities on Monday after panic buying deepened a supply chain crisis triggered by a shortage of truckers that retailers are warning could batter the world's fifth-largest economy.The end of an era: TVA gives up construction permit for Bellefonte nuclear plant after 47 years
Sep. 17—Note: This story was updated Thursday, Sept. 16, 2021, at 10 p.m. to correct the location of Bellefonte Nuclear Power Plant to Northeast Alabama. Nearly 47 years after construction began on the Bellefonte Nuclear Power Plant in Northeast Alabama
Sep. 17—Note: This story was updated Thursday, Sept. 16, 2021, at 10 p.m. to correct the location of Bellefonte Nuclear Power Plant to Northeast Alabama. Nearly 47 years after construction began on the Bellefonte Nuclear Power Plant in Northeast AlabamaBerlin residents to vote in referendum on seizing rentals from corporate landlords
Residents in Berlin, fed up with increasingly high rents, have secured a referendum on housing that could have reverberations across Europe.
Residents in Berlin, fed up with increasingly high rents, have secured a referendum on housing that could have reverberations across Europe. TikTok Users Watch Nancy Pelosi For Stock Trade Tips From Congress Disclosures
Online stock trading has taken off, bolstered by easy apps and lower prices. Now, a community of young investors have a new strategy: looking for stock tips from members of Congress.Back to Canada News
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