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The International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its Global Hydrogen Review 2025 that low-emissions hydrogen production capacity is on track to grow significantly by 2030 despite a decline in new project announcements and mounting economic and regulatory challenges. The report

Toronto police are investigating a new wave of vandalism targeting automated speed enforcement cameras, as two additional units were found cut down overnight. The latest incidents bring the total number of vandalized cameras in recent weeks to at least six,

Alberta’s provincial government has paused a directive ordering the removal of school library books containing sexual content after public backlash and the removal of over 200 titles by school boards. Issued in July by Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides, the directive

The British Columbia General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) is escalating its province-wide strike this week by expanding job action to more cities starting Tuesday, intensifying pressure on the provincial government amid stalled contract negotiations. The union confirmed it will establish new

Public sector workers in British Columbia began job action Tuesday as members of two major unions set up picket lines in multiple locations across the province. The job action follows the expiration of a 72-hour strike notice issued late last

Labour Day, observed on Monday, September 1, 2025, will bring widespread closures across Toronto and major cities in Ontario. The statutory holiday marks the unofficial end of summer and results in significant changes to public services, retail operations, and transit

India and Canada have appointed new high commissioners to each other’s capitals, marking the most significant step yet in restoring diplomatic ties that have been strained since 2023. The coordinated announcements on August 28 signal a deliberate effort by both

Researchers at Graz University of Technology in Austria have developed a hook-and-loop fastener system for building components that allows walls, floors and partitions to be removed and reused without demolition, aiming to reduce construction waste, lower renovation costs and support

The World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) have jointly issued a stark warning about the growing threat of heat stress on workers worldwide, releasing a new technical guidance report aimed at protecting laborers as climate change

A team of scientists in China, in collaboration with researchers from the United States, has developed a new type of cement capable of lowering building temperatures by as much as 5 degrees Celsius. The innovation, known as photon-structured cement, offers