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At gatherings of electric vehicle enthusiasts, the curious surround Rob Spritzer and his car. Both are celebrities in these circles — he’s known as “High Mileage Rob,” having driven more than 115,000 kilometres in his Tesla Model 3 in a little Read more …
It’s been another tumultuous year for Canada’s oil and gas sector. From regulatory upheaval to layoffs to pipeline bottlenecks and mandatory production cuts, there’s been no shortage of news to shake up the oilpatch. Those issues will continue during the Read more …
The workers in charge of refuelling planes at Montreal’s Trudeau and Mirabel airports could walk off the job on New Year’s Day, which would likely disrupt the busy holiday travel season. The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers says Read more …
The parent company of Tim Hortons has announced that the coffee-and-doughnut chain’s global brand president is leaving. Restaurant Brands International CEO Jose Cil said in a news release that Alex Macedo has chosen to leave the company in March 2020. The Read more …
Wastewater from oilsands mining operations have long been a challenge for Canada’s energy industry, much of it ending up in industrial tailings ponds. But scientists and engineers at the University of Calgary are taking aim at eliminating watery tailings from the oilsands production process with the help of Read more …
A group that represents small and medium-size businesses in Canada says the consumer practice of “showrooming” is hurting local retailers. Showrooming is using a retailer’s physical store as a showroom to look at products and try things on, but then buy online in an effort to Read more …
Shares in cannabis firm Hexo Corp. tumbled Friday by as much as 21 per cent on the Toronto Stock Exchange after it announced it would issue about 15 million new shares, a move that could dilute the value of its Read more …
Volkswagen Canada won’t be appealing a small claims court ruling that requires the automaker to pay almost $8,000 to a Nova Scotia man for rust repairs on his vehicle. Nine Mile River resident Ranulph Hudston took the giant automaker to court after it refused to honour a Read more …
Alberta scrapped its carbon tax in June, but starting Jan. 1, 2020, the federal carbon levy will be imposed on the province. The province is awaiting a decision in regards to its court challenge of the levy, and in the meantime Read more …
Trucking runs in Mark Sydorchuk’s blood. His brother is a trucker. His father was a trucker. Ever since his dad let him back up his first big rig in an empty parking lot when he was 13, there was nothing else Sydorchuk wanted Read more …