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Ontario puts $250K toward proposed EV battery production lines

Ontario puts $250K toward proposed EV battery production lines

TORONTO — The Ontario government is putting $250,000 toward the development of two battery production lines at a proposed new facility in the province's north. Electra Battery Materials Corporation says its future facility in Cobalt, Ont.
Airlines, industry join together to spur sustainable jet fuel growth in Canada

Airlines, industry join together to spur sustainable jet fuel growth in Canada

CALGARY — A new organization aims to spur Canadian development of sustainable aviation fuel, a technology advocates say is the airline industry's best shot at reducing its greenhouse gas emissions.
Ukraine's economy is another victim of Russia's 'hybrid war'

Ukraine's economy is another victim of Russia's 'hybrid war'

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — One by one, embassies and international offices in Kyiv closed. Flight after flight was canceled when insurance companies balked at covering planes arriving in Ukraine.
Biden, Putin signal bigger confrontation ahead over Ukraine

Biden, Putin signal bigger confrontation ahead over Ukraine

MOSCOW (AP) — The East-West faceoff over Ukraine escalated dramatically Tuesday, with Russian lawmakers authorizing President Vladimir Putin to use military force outside his country and U.S.
Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange

Most actively traded companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange

TORONTO — Some of the most active companies traded Tuesday on the Toronto Stock Exchange: Toronto Stock Exchange (20,907.82, down 100.38 points.) Suncor Energy Inc. (TSX:SU). Energy. Up three cents, or 0.1 per cent, to $37.09 on 29.4 million shares.
Rising commodity prices blunt TSX losses as Russian forces enter Ukraine regions

Rising commodity prices blunt TSX losses as Russian forces enter Ukraine regions

TORONTO — Rising commodity prices partially blunted losses on Canada's main stock index even as two U.S. markets moved into correction territory after sanctions were imposed in response to Russia sending forces into Ukraine.
West hits back with sanctions as Russia pushes into Ukraine

West hits back with sanctions as Russia pushes into Ukraine

BRUSSELS (AP) — Responding swiftly to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s order sending troops to separatist regions of Ukraine, world leaders hit back with non-military actions Tuesday in hopes of averting a full-blown war in Europe.
'Not just about chips:' Frito-Lay, Loblaw expose tension between suppliers, retailers

'Not just about chips:' Frito-Lay, Loblaw expose tension between suppliers, retailers

One of Canada's biggest food manufacturers has halted shipments to the country's largest grocer in an extreme example of how inflation is impacting the food industry and driving a wedge between some retailers and suppliers.
Supreme Court won't take Dakota Access Pipeline case

Supreme Court won't take Dakota Access Pipeline case

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to consider an appeal of a lawsuit over the Dakota Access Pipeline, meaning that an ongoing environmental review of the pipeline will continue.
Centerra Gold buying a gold project in Nevada in deal worth US$206.5 million

Centerra Gold buying a gold project in Nevada in deal worth US$206.5 million

TORONTO — Centerra Gold Inc. is looking to expand its North American footprint by signing a deal to buy Gemfield Resources LLC and its Goldfield District Project in Nevada, one of the top mining jurisdictions in the world.