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Wind-generated electricity starting to outpace coal in Alberta
Marking a significant shift in Alberta energy history, wind generation provided more power to the province's energy grid than coal several times this week.
Puerto Rico supermarket shelves empty as P.E.I. potato supply dries up
Potato importers in Puerto Rico say there are empty shelves at some grocery stores across the Caribbean island as they struggle to find enough supply to fill the void created by the export ban on P.E.I. potatoes.U.S. judge orders 'Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli to pay back $64M, bars him from drug industry
Martin Shkreli must return $64.6 million US in profits he and his former company reaped from raising the price of the life-saving drug Daraprim, a federal judge ruled on Friday while barring Shkreli from participating in the pharmaceutical industry for th
Martin Shkreli must return $64.6 million US in profits he and his former company reaped from raising the price of the life-saving drug Daraprim, a federal judge ruled on Friday while barring Shkreli from participating in the pharmaceutical industry for th Canada joins Mexico's official complaint arguing U.S. violating trade pact over auto parts provision
Canada is joining Mexico’s official complaint today requesting a dispute settlement panel to settle a claim that the U.S. is violating the new NAFTA by insisting on a stricter interpretation of a key provision on auto parts. Securities commission issues warning about cryptocurrency trading platform
The Nova Scotia Securities Commission is warning Nova Scotians looking to invest with cryptocurrency about claims made by CoinRise, a crypto trading platform. Sask. apartment residents who endured 10 days without central heat want answers
Residents who endured 10 days without central heat in their Saskatoon apartment building say they're glad things are working again, but that many questions remain. Keurig Canada fined $3 million for misleading claims over coffee pod recycling
The Competition Bureau says Keurig Canada will pay a $3 million penalty for making false or misleading claims that its single-use K-Cup pods can be recycled. Vancouver gas price reaches new record
Vancouver-area drivers are paying more than ever before, as the average price climbed to a record high on Friday. Investors threaten drug maker bonuses over vaccine access
Some investment firms want bonuses withheld for bosses of coronavirus vaccine firms if distribution isn't fairer. Magna shows how heavy-duty pickups can go all-electric without lower towing, payload
Combining the e-motor with a solid beam axle in back, while preserving the frame, helps keep towing and hauling numbers intact. Sony shows off SUV, will explore building electric cars as ‘Sony Mobility Inc’
At CES in Las Vegas this evening, Sony’s Chairman, President and CEO Kenichiro Yoshida showed off a brand new prototype of its Vision S concept electric car, and announced that the Sony Group is starting a new division — the Sony Mobility Inc – whic Chrysler to go all-electric by 2028, CEO says
Automaker Stellantis' Chrysler brand said on Wednesday it plans to shift to an all-electric lineup by 2028 and introduce new products, including a utility vehicle, as it moves forward, the North American brand's chief executive said. Ford aims to nearly double F-150 Lightning production as electric truck battle with GM heats up
Ford said on Tuesday that it will nearly double annual production capacity for its F-150 Lightning electric pickup to 150,000 vehicles as the model has already attracted nearly 200,000 reservations Toyota dethrones GM as U.S. sales leader in 2021 after nearly a century on top
Toyota sold 2.332 million vehicles in the United States in 2021, compared to 2.218 million for General Motors, the automakers said Tuesday Top CEOs in Canada were paid at second-highest level ever during the pandemic | CP24.com
Canada's 100 highest-paid CEOs had their second-best year ever in 2020, even as the COVID-19 pandemic left this country in the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression. U.S. defeats Canada in first dispute under new North American trade pact
Canada has lost its first dispute case under the new North American trade agreement to the United States. A panel found that Ottawa flouted part of its obligation to open the dairy market. Now the U.S. says Canada could face tariffs if it doesn't fix the Still using a classic BlackBerry' It's going to stop working today, company says | CBC News
The end of the line has finally come for the last remaining BlackBerry smartphones out there, as the company says services for its legacy devices will be discontinued today. Tesla urged by activists to close new showroom in Xinjiang, China
American activists are appealing to Tesla Inc. to close a new showroom in China's northwestern region of Xinjiang, where officials are accused of abuses against mostly Muslim ethnic minorities. Dozens of big companies headed by top-paid CEOs collected COVID-19 government benefits: report
Canada’s 100 top-paid CEOs made big bucks in 2020, despite the onset of a pandemic, according to a new report, which also says many of the companies headed by those CEOs received the federal government's COVID-19 subsidy. Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes guilty of 4 counts of fraud, conspiracy
Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes was convicted on four counts of fraud and conspiracy Monday, ending a lengthy trial that has captivated Silicon Valley.Evergrande shares halted in Hong Kong, as debt-laden company set to release 'inside information'
Shares in China Evergrande Group have been suspended from trading in Hong Kong on Monday pending the release of "inside information," the embattled property developer said without elaborating.
Shares in China Evergrande Group have been suspended from trading in Hong Kong on Monday pending the release of "inside information," the embattled property developer said without elaborating. Tesla again delivers record number of vehicles in the fourth quarter
Despite chip shortage, automaker turns out 308,600 electric vehicles globally in the fourth quarter, far ahead of analysts’ forecasts Tech firms slowly moving into Calgary's hollowed out downtown core
For the first time in Calgary's history, a city core that was once almost solely the domain of the energy sector and the various companies that service it is home to a small but growing contingent of technology workers. Workers flock to central Alberta town as 3 energy construction projects underway in area
A central Albertan town is experiencing a major economic boost from three major energy projects underway nearby. Hyundai Ending Combustion Engine Development
The internal combustion engine is running on borrowed time. That's a fact. No one knows exactly how much longer it'll be around but automakers are quickly preparing for the day after. The electrification era is officially underway so does it make sense fo This Ontario town lost its local newspaper. But the stories haven't stopped
CBC Radio special, Circulation, takes a trip to Tilbury, Ont., to find out what happens when the local newspaper packs up and leaves. Meal kits went mainstream during COVID — but is it a food fad or the new normal'
The pandemic has been a recipe for success for meal-kit companies, but experts question whether Canadians' appetites will change over time. Canadian company builds a better box of chocolates using braille
The move by Canadian chocolate maker Purdys to offer a braille box for blind and partially sighted people is one of several campaigns this year by companies trying to make their products more accessible to people with disabilities. But experts say the mov N.B. fixes to wood pricing system not enough to satisfy U.S.
New Brunswick’s attempts to fix its system for calculating private woodlot sales to sawmills have failed to persuade the U.S. government that the province has a free market in timber pricing.A Flotilla of U.S. LNG Cargoes Is Headed to Fuel-Starved Europe
Cold-stricken Europe is drawing a flotilla of U.S. liquefied natural gas cargoes amid an energy crisis that has sent gas prices to record levels.
Facing a winter shortage and little relief from the continent’s main supplier Russia, natural gas in Nor
Cold-stricken Europe is drawing a flotilla of U.S. liquefied natural gas cargoes amid an energy crisis that has sent gas prices to record levels.
Facing a winter shortage and little relief from the continent’s main supplier Russia, natural gas in Nor Confederation Bridge toll soars past $50 mark
The high inflation rate on P.E.I. is taking a toll — literally — on travellers crossing the Confederation Bridge. Canada challenging U.S. softwood tariffs under the new NAFTA agreement
Canada's minister for international trade has announced the federal government is launching a challenge against U.S. softwood lumber duties under the new NAFTA agreement. Rivian R1T Wins MotorTrend 2022 Truck Of The Year Award
This may be MotorTrend's most significant announcement since 1949. It's crazy to think that an electric pickup truck from a startup automaker is the new king. And just like that, Peloton shares tank after fatal cameo in Sex and the City reboot
Shares in at-home exercise company Peloton fell to their lowest level in 19 months on Friday after a character in the Sex and the City reboot died after using one of the company's devices in the pilot episode. Elon Musk named Time Magazine's Person of the Year
Tesla Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk was named Time magazine's Person of the Year for 2021, a year that saw his electric car company become the most valuable carmaker in the world and his rocket company soar to the edge of space with an all-civilian cr Sand producer shifts from oilpatch drilling to solar manufacturing with new facility in Manitoba
The historic plunge of oil prices last year forced Calgary-based Canadian Premium Sand to rethink its business plan, eventually deciding to shift away from the oilpatch and focus on using its sand to produce solar panels.Evergrande has defaulted on its debt, Fitch Ratings says
Evergrande, the embattled Chinese property developer, has defaulted on its debt, according to Fitch Ratings.
Evergrande, the embattled Chinese property developer, has defaulted on its debt, according to Fitch Ratings. Vacant piece of land less than 30 centimetres wide hits the Toronto market and it's attracting attention
A tiny sliver of vacant land in Toronto that is less than 30 centimetres wide has hit the market for $50,000 and already has three offers. New plastic ban takes effect January 1 in Vancouver
Plastic shopping bags will be banned in Vancouver in the New Year and consumers will have to pay extra for paper bags and single use cups. P.E.I., Puerto Rico lobby for export of potatoes to resume
P.E.I. potato growers and politicians are lobbying for the export of fresh potatoes to Puerto Rico to resume. Potatoes are one of Puerto Rico's biggest imports and there's no risk of spreading potato wart, as potatoes aren't grown domestically. Canada added 154,000 jobs last month, pushing jobless rate down to pandemic low of 6%
Canada's economy added 154,000 new jobs last month, surging past expectations and enough to move the jobless rate down to just six per cent. Renewable energy has ‘another record year of growth’ says IEA
Renewables will account for about 95% of growth in global power-generation capacity up to the end of 2026, finds energy agency Power now, pay later: Muskrat Falls generating station complete
All four generating units from Muskrat Falls are now ready for service and will supplement existing power sources in Newfoundland and Labrador this winter. Customers will see their bills increase some time in 2022 Nissan unveils electrification plans, several new concepts
The company is aiming for a 50-per-cent electrification mix, plus solid-state batteries by decade's end China's disappearing ships: The latest supply chain issue
Ships in Chinese waters are disappearing from industry tracking systems, creating yet another headache for the global supply chain. China's growing isolation from the rest of the world — along with a deepening mistrust of foreign influence — may be toBack to Canada News
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