Tag: fall
St. Mary’s Mustangs fall to St. Benedict Saints in CWOSSA quarterfinal
The St. Mary’s Mustangs’ undefeated championship season came to an end Friday afternoon in the CWOSSA senior football quarterfinal. Cambridge’s St. Benedict Saints proved too deep, too persistent and too talented in a 37-12 win at Victoria Park in Owen Sound. “I respect any team that can win a championship, but I don’t fear anybody. […]
Canadian Ports Can Use The 2025 Federal Budget To Win Trade & Cut Diesel
The 2025 Canadian federal budget did not attract much attention for its treatment of ports or trade infrastructure, but buried inside it is a signal that matters for Canada’s competitiveness. The new Trade Diversification Corridors Fund commits $5 billion over seven years to investments in port, rail, airport, and digital … [continued]
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Earth To Methane Super-Emitters: You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide (PS, You Can’t Even Run)
Methane super-emitters are the target of a new $100 million investment by Bloomberg Philanthropies, aimed at growing the global network of methane detection satellites and coordinating corrective action among governments.
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Van Makers Want to Slash the Electric Van Market. Europe Can Boost It Instead.
Industry’s wishlist risks stalling progress on zero-emission vans. ACEA is calling for a weaker van CO2 target in 2030 and 5-year averaging for the period 2025–29 and 2030–34, among many other flexibilities. This would spell disaster for the zero-emission van market. What’s more, many challenges to electrification used as pretexts to call for … [continued]
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Michigan K-12 crisis: State slow to respond as kids miss school, scores fall
Michigan has some of the highest absenteeism rates in the nation â and worst reading scores. Itâs not a coincidence, but unlike other states, Michigan has been slow to pursue reforms….