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Tech Talk: Google measures its AI carbon footprint & China launches its own version of StarlinkGoogle did the math on its AI energy use. Mike Agerbo shares the numbers, and he’ll tell us how China is amping up its competition with Starlink. Plus, we’re getting ready for back-to-school. We’ll show you this year’s must have gadgets.Global News Morning BCAug 25
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Science News Now: from deep space to ancient discoveriesFrom galaxies 90 million light-years away to ancient footprints found in P.E.I, Ontario Science Centre’s Walter Stoddard joins Miranda Anthistle to unpack some of the week’s most fascinating discoveries, including a new planetary system and an innovative way to fight mosquitoes.Global News Morning TorontoNov 3
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Fredericton building toward zero-emission transitFredericton is taking another stride towards reducing its carbon footprint, announcing combined funding with the federal government for a study on how to best transition to zero-emissions transit. Johnny James reports on how similar studies have been applied nationwide and what residents can expect.Oct 12
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Toronto breaks ground on new North York community centreA new recreational centre and childcare centre in North York has been a long time coming. The new facility will have a reduced carbon footprint which will cost more up front, but city officials say it will create long-term savings over time. Matthew Bingley reports.Jun 13
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Tech Talk: AI carbon emissions and Apple underperforms in AI raceArtificial intelligence is booming and so is its carbon footprint. Tech Expert Mike Agerbo has more on that, and why Apple is struggling to keep up in the AI race.ConsumerJun 11
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City of Saint John pushing to expand its industrial footprint in LornevilleThe City of Saint John is pushing to expand its industrial footprint in Lorneville. But the plan is facing strong pushback from area residents concerned about its environmental impact and proximity to their community. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickMay 12
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Global News at 6 New Brunswick: May 12Charity helps New Brunswickers escape abusive relationships, alcohol producers in Maritimes seeing silver lining during trade war, and City of Saint John pushing to expand its industrial footprint in Lorneville.Global News at 6 New BrunswickMay 12
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Footprints from armoured dinosaurs with tail clubs found in B.C. and AlbertaResearchers from the Royal BC Museum were part of team that has discovered footprints from armoured dinosaurs with tail clubs in B.C. and Alberta. Kylie Stanton has more on this exciting development.Global News Hour at 6 BCApr 18
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: April 18It has been a busy start to the Easter long weekend for some BC Ferries users who found themselves backed up onto Highway 1 near Horseshoe Bay. A Point Roberts business is hoping to lure some Canadian shoppers this long weekend and team of researchers from the Royal BC Museum helped discover some new dinosaur...Global BCApr 18
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Spa Hills Compost denied bylaw amendmentThe Columbia Shuswap Regional District denies a compost facility’s request to expand its footprint. Residents in the area are relieved after protesting the application, but the district says it sees the business as an essential service and wants to find a way forward. Klaudia Van Emmerik has more.EnvironmentApr 17
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Calgary police and fire face challenges amid city’s growthCalgary police and fire say the rapid growth of the city, both in population and footprint, is having an impact on services. Adam MacVicar reports.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryApr 16
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Global News Hour at 6 Calgary: April 16Calgary police and fire say the rapid growth of the city’s population and footprint is having an impact on services. Southwest pet owners are concerned after a coyote attacked a dog leaving it severely injured. Residents of a Calgary mobile home park are picking up the pieces after a break-in.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryApr 16
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Canada to boost Arctic security with Australia’s helpPrime Minister Mark Carney has announced a partnership with Australia to boost Canada’s military footprint in the Arctic. Mercedes Stephenson explains what Carney is promising, why he says it’s important for Canada to step up, and what’s still unclear about the plan.Global NationalMar 18
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Poilievre says products made in Canada are better for the environment – and the birds agreeSpeaking at an event in the Qntario village of L’Orignal on Monday, Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre outlined his argument that resources extracted or products manufactured in Canada cause less of a carbon footprint than the same resource extracted in another country – a point several nearby pigeons seemed to agree with, flapping...CanadaMar 17
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Nova Scotia churches taking part in program to be more environmentally friendlyChurches in Nova Scotia are putting their faith in the Ecology Action Centre to help combat climate change. Sixty-four United church parishes are participating in the Faithful Footprints program, to help their building become more environmentally friendly. Angela Capobianco reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxFeb 3
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Acclaimed Hollywood director David Lynch dies at 78David Lynch, the bold, influential and innovative Oscar-nominated director behind hits like ‘Twin Peaks,’ ‘Blue Velvet,’ and ‘Eraserhead,’ has died at the age of 78. Heidi Petracek explains how Lynch left his footprint on cinema by embracing the bizarre.Global NationalJan 16
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Jurassic highway: Hundreds of dinosaur footprints found in UK quarryResearchers have uncovered hundreds of dinosaur footprints dating back to the middle Jurassic era in a quarry in Oxfordshire, southern England.ScienceJan 2
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Nixon Field gets new upgradesQueen’s University is making upgrades to Nixon Field that will aim to reduce the school’s carbon footprint. Jesse Reynolds as the details.Nov 21, 2024
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Paper bags will return to LCBO stores in ‘the coming weeks’Paper bags will return to LCBO stores in “the coming weeks,” just over a year after it first phased them out to reduce its carbon footprint, the government-run retailer says. Sean O’Shea reports.CanadaOct 15, 2024
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Police to increase presence for downtown eventsPolice say they will be stepping up their footprint during downtown events, including a greater presence near parkades.Oct 11, 2024