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Call for repeal of North Huron bylaw banning public recordings of council meetings
A North Huron bylaw banning the recording of council meetings by the public is being challenged as unconstitutional. “Recording is a journalistic type activity and should be protected in public spaces,” said constitutional lawyer Darren Leung in a Feb. 11 interview. “In certain places, like court, obviously, you can’t record, but the municipal council is […]
The Four People At The Center Of The Endangerment Finding Storm In The US
The endangerment finding is about to be removed from official US policy, thanks to the tireless efforts of hard core activists.
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Nissan Silent & Measured Path Toward Autonomous Public Transportation in Japan
Will Nissan Quietly Lead the Path to Autonomous Public Transport in Japan? The question surrounding autonomous mobility in Japan is no longer whether the technology works, but which companies are structuring it in a way that cities, regulators, and passengers can realistically adopt. On that front, Nissan has emerged as … [continued]
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Parked German Hydrogen Garbage Trucks Show The Limits Of Pilot-Driven Infrastructure
The recent case in Bielefeld, where seven hydrogen garbage trucks sit idle because they cannot legally refuel at a nearby hydrogen station for buses, is a small story that exposes a large and structural problem. The vehicles were purchased with public funds, the refueling station was built with public funds, … [continued]
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Owen Sound monitoring water revenue in wake of new meter installations
Some users are reporting higher water bills, which may be due to more accurate meters