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Douglas Todd: The energy debate in Canada has flipped upside down. People are still concerned about climate change, but polls suggest people are ready for the realistic "energy literacy" advanced by Don Wright.

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57 h. ago Productivity and hourly wages see small bump amid economic worries

Canada's business productivity improved in the third quarter as hourly wages grew, according to the latest data, which also showed a drop in hours worked amid the trade war.

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3 d. ago Gunvor’s New CEO Says Profits Have Rebounded From Bad First Half

The new head of Gunvor Group — the energy merchant which announced a staff buyout on Monday — said earnings have rebounded from a poor first half amid better trading opportunities and strong oil-refining margins.

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7 d. ago Mercuria Metals Boss Says ‘This Is the Big One’ for Copper Bulls

Kostas Bintas, the high-profile head of metals at Mercuria Energy Group Ltd., has renewed his bullish prediction for copper prices as he warned that a rush to ship metal to the US risks draining the rest of the world’s inventories.

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8 d. ago London's turning 200 and city hall is ready to celebrate: 'We're proud'

London’s got a big birthday coming up. City hall is gearing up with a campaign of events celebrating 2026 as the 200th anniversary of the community’s founding – a bicentennial bash that will kick off with the New Year’s Eve celebrations in Victoria Park. “We’re building off existing initiatives that we’ve done, and just wanting […]

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8 d. ago Parker: Revitalization of Victoria Park energizes head of business improvement area

Making Victoria Park a healthy community in which to live and work means promoting its benefits, and one way is to invite people to visit this diverse area of the city

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3 w. ago London marks Remembrance Day amid snow: 'Spirit of our community'

Hundreds attended Victoria Park on Tuesday for Remembrance Day, battling through snow and slush in downtown London for the annual observance at the park’s cenotaph. “Thank you all for coming on this cold November day,” master of ceremonies Jim Swan said to the crowd. “Your attendance is appreciated by the veterans as well as the […]

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3 w. ago Detalimogene Demonstrates Improved Complete Response Rate of 62% at 6 Months

Low rates of treatment-related adverse events (42%) and dose interruptions (1.6%) Emerging detalimogene profile supports potential first line use in patients with high-risk, BCG-unresponsive non-muscle invasive bladder cancer with CIS LEGEND trial pivotal cohort completed enrollment with 125 patients, exceeding target enGene to host conference call and webcast at 8:00 a.m. ET BOSTON & MONTREAL […]

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3 w. ago TTC descended into chaos Monday morning and everyone is blaming snow

Toronto's first snow event of the season kicked off on Sunday and continues into the Monday morning rush, but a series of coinciding unplanned TTC outages have put commuters in a sour mood to start out the work week.Even if snow had nothing to do with it.Shortly after the start of morning subway service on Monday, the TTC announced an outage on Line 2 between Victoria Park and Kennedy stations due to a fire at track level. The transit agency later expanded the closure to the approximately 7-kilometre stretch between Woodbine and Kennedy stations due to debris on the tracks.Line 2 Bloor-Danforth: No service between Woodbine and Kennedy stations while we clear debris from the tracks. Shuttle buses are running between Victoria Park and Kennedy. https://t.co/R6658Ec6HG— TTC Service Alerts (@TTCnotices) November 10, 2025It didn't take long for frustrated commuters to vent their annoyance on social media, accompanied by photos of sardine-packed bus platforms in sub-zero...

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3 w. ago Toronto intersection about to get very loud and noise will last until next summer

The jarring sounds of rock breaking will fill the air at a key Toronto intersection as part of a long-term transit project — and the noise is expected to continue 24 hours a day until next summer.Metrolinx is advancing through its excavation of the future Queen Station on the new 15-stop, 15.6-kilometre Ontario Line subway, carving out space for the interchange station that will connect commuters with the busy Line 1 Yonge-University.Ontario Line construction is one of the handful of provincial infrastructure projects using shifts of crews working 24-hour construction, greatly improving build times but coming with some caveats for local businesses in the interim.Metrolinx has announced that it will begin the second phase of excavation for Queen Station in November, which will involve the excavation of bedrock from the station site.The first phase of digging, which saw the removal of soil from station shafts, is to be followed by this brain-rattling noise, planned to continue 2...

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3 w. ago In downtown London, banners revive soldiers' stories for Remembrance Day

Around downtown London’s Victoria Park, home to the Cenotaph, flags line lamp posts, each one honouring a local veteran.

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