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Province cutting BC Hydro connection costs to spur more residential development

The B.C. government is slashing the cost of connecting new homes to BC Hydro by spreading those costs across more customers and increasing the...

Watchdog claims tests show Metro Vancouver incinerator a ‘significant health risk’

Environmental watchdogs say new testing shows a Burnaby waste incinerator is emitting dangerous levels of toxins, however regional air-quality officials aren’t buying their claim....

Trump appointees have ties to companies that stand to benefit from privatizing weather forecasts

Privatization would diminish a central role the federal government has played in weather forecasting since the 1800s. WASHINGTON — As commerce secretary, Howard...

Video game performers vote on contract that could end nearly 3-year battle over AI

If approved, the agreement will deliver pay raises, control over performers' likenesses and artificial intelligence protections. LOS ANGELES — Results from a union...

What to know about this popular McDonald’s menu item’s return

After fans rallied for its return, the popular snack wrap is finally back on the McDonald's menu. WASHINGTON — After nearly a decade...

U.S. copper tariffs threat met with shrugs, skepticism, though risks remain

TORONTO — While Canadian copper miners have largely said U.S. copper tariffs won't affect them, some market analysts are wondering how realistic the threat...

S&P/TSX composite up, U.S. stocks also rise in late-morning trading

TORONTO — Strength in the financial sector helped Canada's main stock index climb higher, while U.S. stock markets also rose in late-morning trading. The...

Neighborhood group says decision to allow Oaks Park’s 135.5-foot ‘drop tower ride’ is ‘baffling’

A neighborhood group called the decision “baffling,” saying it failed to require Oaks Park to take all practical steps to reduce impacts on fish...

Portland General Electric lays off 53 full-time employees to manage rising costs

PGE cut 53 jobs, citing pressure from growing electricity demand, clean energy transition costs and grid infrastructure investments. PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland General...

Oregon Department of Transportation worker sounds alarm over mass layoffs at the agency

Layoff notices went out Monday to nearly 500 Oregon Department of Transportation employees, with up to 200 more expected early next year unless lawmakers...

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