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IEA report shows low emissions hydrogen to rise fivefold by 2030 despite rising costs, regulatory hurdles and slower project announcements.

Toronto police investigate multiple speed camera vandalism incidents as Premier Doug Ford urges municipalities to remove what he calls revenue-generating tools.

Alberta pauses its school book removal directive after public backlash over the elimination of over 200 classic and educational titles from school libraries.

BCGEU expands strike across B.C. as thousands of public workers in Canada demand fair wages and threaten further escalation this week.

BCGEU and PEA workers begin coordinated strike across British Columbia, impacting public offices in Victoria, Prince George and Surrey.

Labour Day 2025 in Toronto affects public services, garbage collection, retail, and liquor stores. Some attractions open.

Canada and India name new high commissioners as part of efforts to revive diplomatic, trade, and consular relations after a deep freeze.

TU Graz in Austria unveils a hook-and-loop fastener system that enables modular renovations, cuts construction waste, and supports sustainable building upgrades.

WHO and WMO urge heat-health plans to protect workers, citing 22.85 million injuries and 19,000 deaths annually linked to rising temperatures.

A new cement design reflects sunlight and emits heat, reducing temperatures indoors by over 5°C and offering a powerful energy-saving construction solution.