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Quebecers want major polluters to pay for climate damages | Canada's National Observer: Climate News
4+ day, 24+ min ago (561+ words) Regardless of political affiliation, a strong majority of voters agree on one thing: Quebec’s next government should require the province’s largest polluters to pay for the damage caused by climate change. That is the finding of a Léger poll commissioned…...
Ottawa and Alberta pledge to build 1,460 affordable houses
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (127+ words) The federal government and Alberta are pledging to build at least 1,460 affordable housing units across the province. Ottawa will provide up to $220 million through Build Canada Homes, a federal agency formed to speed up the delivery of the housing, while…...
Widespread power outages remain after severe storms slam southern Ontario
1+ week, 3+ day ago (183+ words) Thousands across the Greater Toronto Area and parts of Ontario's Golden Horseshoe remain without power after a severe storm flooded streets, knocked down trees and utility lines. Toronto Hydro reported early Thursday that roughly 8,300 homes and businesses were still in…...