Ottawa mayoral candidates propose fare cuts, hikes and service fixes
The four leading candidates have released platforms focused on fares, reliability and funding ahead of the Oct. 26 election.
Housing, environment and science news from across Canada.
The four leading candidates have released platforms focused on fares, reliability and funding ahead of the Oct. 26 election.
He will succeed Erwin van Lambaart in March 2027 as the company prepares for major licence renewals and a liberalised online market.
The study shows the pseudogap state emerges when superconductivity is suppressed, challenging previous theories about their relationship.
An atmospheric physics professor says the Fire Weather Index was high and a forecast cold front brought gusts before the grass fire killed four soldiers.
The group's members want program managers to have more authority and a faster procurement process to seize the opportunity.
A new report says the country must build millions of charging stations to support an expected 21 million electric vehicles on the roads.
The appointment comes as the U.S. ambassador says Canada is moving away from SpaceX and looking to Europe for partnerships.
A new report warns of a record backlog of unsold new homes and calls for policy changes to boost demand.
The federal government announced new contracts and funding for spaceports and satellite communications at a conference in Gatineau.
The MOVE Cup will feature an eight-player field, a €300,000 prize pool and an equal donation to the MOVE Foundation.
Rental units are being built at a pace not seen in decades, but experts say the new supply is not reaching those most in need.
Municipalities and Indigenous communities can apply for up to $225,000 to implement practical projects until Dec. 18, 2026.
Leaders at a national conference say closer collaboration and hands-on training are needed to tackle increasingly severe fire seasons.