Author: Bridge Michigan
Cottage Q&A: Is there an ideal water level for a lake?
There appears to be a debate between our lake residents as to whether increased lake water levels are a good thing. In one camp, they like the higher water level. … Continued
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This organization is helping rural communities across Canada expand their EV charging networks
Just over 10 years ago, a collection of local politicians in the Kootenay region of B.C. realized they were missing out on a major opportunity: electric vehicles (EV)—or at least … Continued
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The province’s sudden closure of a Northern Ontario cable ferry left residents stranded
On April 9, Ontario’s Ministry of Transportation abruptly ended service on the Cassiopeia IV (also known as the Gardiner Ferry) after a Transport Canada inspection deemed it unfit for further … Continued
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Could wind turbines on the Great Lakes solve Ontario’s electricity needs?
As Ontario’s electricity needs ramp up, groups are lobbying the provincial government to tap into the untouched wind power of the Great Lakes. According to non-profit Ontario Clean Air Alliance, … Continued
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The summer of staycations: Liberals announce Canada Strong Pass
A new federal program is expected to make summer travel more affordable for Canadian families—and encourage them to spend more time in the country. Announced during an April 12 campaign … Continued
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