Arabica Coffee Slips on Brazil Coffee Crop Optimism
coffee, bag and scoop by Lija Generalov via Shutterstock May arabica coffee (KCK26) today is down -1.90 (-0.63%),…
With water levels expected to rise, Montreal and Laval prepare for potential flooding
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Canada’s first mine rescue training facility to be located in Sudbury
Province announced $125M toward the ‘transformative’ Mine Rescue Training Academy today at the Workplace Safety North mining safety…
Winter drought troubling farmers, well owners
Cedric MacLeod recently took stock of his cattle farm’s hay reserve and found he only has enough to…
Satellite captures the first high-resolution look at a giant tsunami
When a magnitude 8.8 earthquake ripped through the Kuril-Kamchatka subduction zone on July 29, 2025, it launched a…
Christine Fréchette will become Quebec’s premier today. Here’s how she got here
It has been just four years since Christine Fréchette took office with the Coalition Avenir Québec. Later today,…
Canadian oil and gas losing competitive edge due to industrial carbon price: industry leaders
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Fossil fuels face higher taxes than electricity under looming bill – POLITICO
Solidarity tax Austria, Germany, Italy, Portugal and Spain have also called on the Commission to propose a temporary…
We’re spending $35B on Arctic defence. Why are we doing that?
Cabin Radio has reported extensively on the military money coming north. Here’s a Canadian Arctic security expert’s take…
After false starts and a muted launch, can beverage container return scheme improve recycling in S’pore?
SINGAPORE – The blue machines were there, ready for action, but there were hardly any cans for recycling…
How the 2026 Oil Shock Threatens ASEAN’s Energy Security and Speeds the Shift to Renewables
Why does the Strait of Hormuz matter so much to the Asean? Asean economies, depend on open sea…
‘We took clothes, a blanket and a dog’: the people displaced by a dam 50 years ago, but still fighting for justice | Brazil
When the Indigenous leader Teodoro Alves was a young child in his community of Ocoy-Jacutinga, on the border…