EEnvironment Read More Canada defence bank: Which city should host?May 18, 2026 Judy Trinh reports on the race to host Canada’s new Defence Security Resilience Bank, as major cities lay…
EEnvironment Read More Spring storm to bring strong winds and rain to central and southern SaskatchewanMay 18, 2026 It’s fun in the sun on Wednesday before a spring storm whips its way into the province. Environment…
EEnvironment Read More As Revenue Surges Nearly 9,000%, the Quantum Computing Stock Story Is Still in the ‘Early Stages’May 18, 2026 The quantum computing market has steadily gained traction over the past few years as businesses and governments race…
EEnvironment Read More In Georgia, workers at a nuclear power plant made a bizarre discovery: a 13-foot-long creature that had been hidden there for 40 million yearsMay 18, 2026 Construction workers building Georgia’s Plant Vogtle nuclear facility uncovered a remarkably complete 40-million-year-old fossil. Buried beneath layers of…
EEnvironment Read More World Urban Forum opens in Baku with warning on global housing divideMay 18, 2026 By Nadira Tudor with Euronews Baku bureau Published on 17/05/2026 – 22:59 GMT+2 The gap between the world’s haves and have-nots…
EEnvironment Read More New data platform aims to reduce conflicts between First Nations and businesses in CanadaMay 18, 2026 Mongabay spoke with Robert Jago, founder of a comprehensive Indigenous-led data platform compiling information on every First…
EEnvironment Read More Statement on Canada’s Electricity StrategyMay 18, 2026 Statement by Keith Brooks, Programs Director, Environmental Defence Toronto | Treaty Lands and Territory of the Mississaugas of…
EEnvironment Read More Japan’s new emissions trading program: Key climate tool or paper tiger?May 18, 2026 When it comes to Japan’s bid to reduce greenhouse emissions, the latest data shows a positive trend —…
EEnvironment Read More Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming weekMay 18, 2026 TORONTO — Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week: Inflation Statistics…
EEnvironment Read More Canada’s National Parks Are Free To Enter, But Read The Fine Print FirstMay 18, 2026 Young girl in a canoe from behind holding canadian flag spreading her arms, surrounded by turqouise blue of…
EEnvironment Read More Residents urged to help stop invasive water soldier from spreading in Lake SimcoeMay 17, 2026 The largest known population of water soldier in North America is now in Lake Simcoe, according to the…
EEnvironment Read More City restores limited water to around 8,000 Kamloops households, but with restrictionsMay 17, 2026 Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.…