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Rolls-Royce's all-electric aircraft completes 15-minute maiden voyage
Rolls-Royce, best known in aviation for its jet engines, has taken an all-electric airplane on its maiden voyage.
Rolls-Royce, best known in aviation for its jet engines, has taken an all-electric airplane on its maiden voyage.
B.C. cruise industry sounds alarm over proposed U.S. laws allowing ships to skip Canadian ports
Legislation would allow cruise ships to permanently bypass B.C. ports; Greater Victoria Harbour Authority urge provincial leaders to ensure it never sees the light of day. Want to know why you can't get a McFlurry' So do the feds.
The difficulty keeping McDonald's cream machines in order has become a national joke — but not to the U.S. government. Hyundai's Genesis brand will switch entirely to electric powertrains in 2025
Genesis announced that every new model it makes after 2025 will be an electric vehicle.In the US, wind power is getting bigger and better, report says
Longer blades, taller towers among the reasons wind power is growing in the US.
Longer blades, taller towers among the reasons wind power is growing in the US. Bank won't reimburse Ottawa woman who lost $23K to fraudsters, family says
The family of an Ottawa woman says she lost about $23,000 of her life savings after fraudsters gained access to her personal bank account and transferred money through a series of bogus transactions.Fox News requires employees disclose their vaccination status — contradicting rhetoric from top personalities
Fox News stars have, for months, said that asking people to reveal their vaccination status is anti-American and a threat to personal freedom
Fox News stars have, for months, said that asking people to reveal their vaccination status is anti-American and a threat to personal freedom 81 Toys "R" Us stores in Canada to be sold to new Canadian owner
Toys "R" Us Canada will soon have a new owner as part of a deal that will see retail entrepreneur Doug Putman take over the chain from investment conglomerate Fairfax Financial. World’s Biggest Miner BHP Quits Oil In Megadeal With Woodside
BHP is offloading its oil and gas assets in an all-stock merger of its petroleum division with Woodside, which will create one of the world’s top ten independent energy companies by productionWorld’s Largest Solar-Powered Battery Is Now 75% Complete
The battery will store energy in order to bring electricity to homes even when the sun’s not shining (at night and on cloudy days), meaning other more polluting power sources will not be required.
The battery will store energy in order to bring electricity to homes even when the sun’s not shining (at night and on cloudy days), meaning other more polluting power sources will not be required. Desperate Prairie ranchers are selling cattle early amid drought, lack of feed
The drought on the Prairies is forcing cattle producers to make tough decisions. They're selling off cattle they simply can't afford to feed — but losing huge chunks of their herds will have long-term consequences for the industry.Activision Blizzard employees blast company's 'abhorrent' response to bombshell sexual harassment lawsuit | The Week
But almost 1,000 current and former Activision Blizzard employees have now signed a letter criticizing the company's response, which included a statement from Activision executive Frances Townsend saying the lawsuit's claims are "factually incorrect, old
But almost 1,000 current and former Activision Blizzard employees have now signed a letter criticizing the company's response, which included a statement from Activision executive Frances Townsend saying the lawsuit's claims are "factually incorrect, old Hemp having a moment as Prairie farmers try to grow niche crop into $1-billion industry | CBC News
Not that long ago, Rod Lanier could count on an annual spring visit from the police. The southern Alberta farmer has been growing hemp for 12 years, and in the early days, the distinctive odour from his fields when the crop is in flower would invariably c Wildfires are causing the price of lumber to spike again
The price of lumber rose at its fastest pace in more than a year on Thursday, after timber companies warned that wildfires in Western Canada are hurting their business. Quebec nixes LNG plant that would have carried Western Canadian natural gas to markets overseas
The Quebec government has refused to approve construction of a natural gas facility in the Saguenay, north of Quebec City, following years of opposition from citizens, Indigenous communities and environmental experts. Reuters sources: Johnson & Johnson exploring putting talc liabilities into bankruptcy
Johnson & Johnson is exploring a plan to offload liabilities from widespread baby powder litigation into a newly created business that would then seek bankruptcy protection, seven people familiar with the matter tell Reuters. Canadian ranchers keeping close watch as U.S. launches meat labelling review
President Joe Biden this month issued an executive order instructing the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to consider issuing new rules defining when meat can have a "Product of USA" label on it. Canadian economy added 230,700 jobs in June, all part-time: StatCan | CTV News
Statistics Canada says the economy added 230,700 jobs in June as restrictions put in place to slow the pandemic were rolled back across the country. Mi'kmaw-owned pizza shop turning away $10 bills featuring Sir John A. Macdonald | CBC News
A Mi'kmaw-owned pizza shop in Nova Scotia is turning away bills featuring Canada's first prime minister whose government introduced residential schools. Ever Given, ship that was stuck in Suez Canal, finally given OK to leave Egypt | CBC News
An Egyptian court on Tuesday lifted a three-month-long judicial seizure of a hulking shipping vessel that had blocked the Suez Canal for nearly a week earlier this year, paving the way for it to leave Egypt.
An Egyptian court on Tuesday lifted a three-month-long judicial seizure of a hulking shipping vessel that had blocked the Suez Canal for nearly a week earlier this year, paving the way for it to leave Egypt.France in a fizz over Russia's champagne label law
A law forcing French fizz makers to label their bottles as sparkling wine has left them bubbling.
A law forcing French fizz makers to label their bottles as sparkling wine has left them bubbling. 'Severe pest infestation' leads to multi-day closure of food aisles at Metro Vancouver Walmart
Aisles have been closed for several days at a Metro Vancouver Walmart after dozens of food packages were found chewed by rodents. High Lumber Prices Add Urgency to a Decades-Old Trade Fight
Forced to pay more for wood, home builders want the Biden administration to settle a long-running dispute over Canadian imports. It won’t be easy. Amazon to open robot-enabled warehouse near Edmonton
Amazon says it plans to open a new warehouse in Alberta that will use robotics to help pick, pack and ship small items such as books, electronics and toys. Canadian hyperloop company says ultra-high-speed travel between Calgary and Edmonton is feasible
Canadian hyperloop company TransPod has completed a feasibility study of the implementation of an ultra-high-speed transportation line between Calgary and Edmonton. The company says it expects to have private funding secured for the first portion of the l Keystone XL is dead, and Albertans are on the hook for $1.3B
The final cost to Albertans for the Keystone XL pipeline will be about $1.3 billion as the provincial government and TC Energy announced the official termination of the project Wednesday. Canada, Alberta sign deal for $1.3B hydrogen plant in Edmonton
The federal and Alberta governments are signing an agreement that could lead to a plant to produce hydrogen built near Edmonton.
The governments say they're working with Air Products Canada to build the $1.3-billon plant, which would produce the clean- After outcry, Air Canada says its top executives giving back bonuses
Senior executives at Air Canada have chosen to return their 2020 bonuses in response to "public disappointment." In April, the airline and government agreed to a $5.9 billion loan package that capped future bonuses. Farmers Deserve the Right to Repair Their Tractors
Thanks in large part to the introduction of machinery like tractors and combines, farms today are far more efficient and productive than they were a handful of generations ago. Though these time- and labor-saving technologies can run tens or even hundreds Major G7 tax agreement only first step toward global deal: Freeland
Canada's finance minister says a deal reached by G7 countries on establishing a minimum corporate tax and taxing the profits of major multinationals will help end "jurisdiction shopping." Canada is still planning to implement its own digital services tax, G7 nations committing billions more to fossil fuel than green energy
In spite of green rhetoric, money has piled into aviation and car industries since start of pandemic, report finds Installed Keystone XL pipe will remain underground, for now
About 150 km of pipe was installed in Alberta and — for now — TC Energy plans to leave it underground. Michigan rejects Canada's claim that Line 5 pipeline dispute is cross-border treaty issue
The dispute over the cross-border Line 5 pipeline is entirely for Michigan to deal with, the state's attorney general argues in a legal brief released Wednesday that flatly rejects Canada's depiction of a foreign-policy matter that Ottawa and the White Ho Alberta beef plant reopens after owner JBS hit by cyberattack | CBC News
The JBS Canada beef processing facility in Alberta has resumed production after a cyberattack that impacted the company's operations in North America and Australia. Canada's first wheat straw facility to open in Regina; projected to create 110 jobs
A company from British Columbia says it is going to build a $350-million facility in Regina to process wheat straw.Back to Canada News
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