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A deeper look at Canada’s fast-tracked energy and mining projectsOttawa’s fast-track list includes SMRs, Critical-mineral mines, Carbon capture and major wind projects, but questions remain about timelines, viability and indigenous partnership. Yiota Kokkinos joins Miranda Anthistle to break down what’s realistic and what’s still uncertain.Global News Morning TorontoNov 17, 2025
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UNB research turns aluminum waste into clean energyNew research from the University of New Brunswick is looking at how to make aluminum smelting more efficient and sustainable while also creating a source of clean energy. Johnny James spoke with those behind the research about how it all works.ScienceNov 8, 2025
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Russian drone and missile attack kills 3 in Ukraine, including 1 childOn Tuesday, at least three were killed, including one child, after Russia fired 650 drones and three dozen missiles at Ukraine. Energy infrastructure was also destroyed, causing widespread power outages that are expected to last for days as temperatures drop below freezing. Stuart Greer reports.Dec 23, 2025
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Russia strikes Ukraine with hypersonic missileAt least four people have been killed in a new wave of Russian airstrikes on Ukraine. It involves a nuclear-capable missile that targets energy infrastructure and homes. Prime Minister Mark Carney has joined European leaders in condemning Russia’s use of the powerful weapon. Candice Cole reports on the dangerous escalation in tensions.Jan 9
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Alberta drilling activity poised for slight uptick in 2026Amid a transformative week for Alberta’s energy sector, industry leaders say drilling activity is forecasted to marginally increase in 2026. As Skylar Peters explains, last week’s memorandum of understanding between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is leaving those groups bullish about the future.CanadaDec 1, 2025
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Russia intensifies attacks on Ukraine, 6 killed in KyivRussia launched a major missile and drone attack on Ukraine’s capital on Friday, the largest in nearly three weeks. At least six people were killed. Odesa and Kharkiv were also targeted as Russia ramps up its attacks on homes and energy facilities ahead of the winter. But as Jackson Proskow reports, Ukraine is also hitting...WorldNov 14, 2025
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Environmentalists raise alarm over Canada’s proposed major infrastructure projectsReaction is pouring in to Mark Carney’s growing list of proposed infrastructure projects. Six more projects were added to the federal government’s fast-track list on Thursday, which the prime minister says will help establish Canada as an energy superpower. But those proposed plans are facing fierce resistance, including from environmentalists. Jillian Piper reports.CanadaNov 14, 2025
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Global National: Nov. 14The Carney government’s economic plan for Canada is under the microscope, as the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) released its assessment of the Liberals proposed spending plan. It comes just ahead of Monday’s confidence vote on the budget, which could trigger an election. Ottawa’s financial watchdog said the government’s fiscal targets are misleading and unrealistic, and...Global NationalNov 14, 2025
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Carney announces 2nd batch of ‘transformational’ major projects in CanadaPrime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday announced a second batch of “transformational” major projects the federal government is submitting for possible fast-track approval. Ksi Lisims LNG will become “Canada’s second-largest LNG facility,” Carney said, with a capacity to export 12 million tons of LNG every year to new markets. Carney added three new critical minerals...CanadaNov 13, 2025
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Russia launches new wave of missiles, drones across Ukraine, killing at least 6At least six people have reportedly died after overnight Russian missile and drone strikes hit residential and energy sites across Ukraine. Nathaniel Dove reports on the latest assault and the intensified fighting along Ukraine’s eastern front line.WorldNov 8, 2025
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Global National: Nov. 8Ceremonies featured culture and tradition to honour a group of veterans whose sacrifice was long overlooked. Moosa Imran reports on how those at an Indigenous Veterans Day commemoration in Toronto are ensuring the legacy of Indigenous veterans lives on. At least six people have reportedly died after overnight Russian missile and drone strikes hit residential...Global NationalNov 8, 2025
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What sets Newfoundland’s LNG plans apart from those in B.C.?While liquified natural gas tops Prime Minister Carney’s industrial to-do list, the focus is on facilities in British Columbia. But another plan is coming out of Newfoundland, created by a St. John’s-based energy company. We speak with the CEO on what makes the east coast different for LNG.The West BlockSep 21, 2025
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The West Block: Sept. 21, 2025The crucial leadup to next year’s review of North American trade relations has begun. And the ramifications could be felt for years. A trade expert tells us how he sees it playing out and what would equal a win for Ottawa. Plus, while liquified natural gas tops Prime Minister Carney’s industrial to-do list, the focus...The West BlockSep 21, 2025
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Global BC Curious Minds: How waste heat is used to create energy in a Vancouver neighbourhoodGlobal’s Safeeya Pirani learns how the False Creek Neighbourhood Energy Utility recycles waste heat back into the community.BC1Aug 8, 2025
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Town of Ajax launches ‘Battle of the Buildings,’ aiming to reduce energy consumptionThe Town of Ajax is launching its first-ever Battle of the Buildings competition in an aim to reduce energy consumption by at least 10 per cent. The showdown will be between several participating public buildings. Progress will be tracked in real-time between September 1 to December 31. The winning facility will receive recognition. The Town...Sep 2, 2025
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Pope Leo addresses a sea of young Catholics at Jubilee of Youth eventPope Leo offered blessings to hundreds of thousands of young people filling a vast field on the outskirts of Rome on Saturday, in the largest event yet of the new Catholic pontiff’s tenure, as part of a special weekend aimed at energizing Catholic youth.WorldAug 2, 2025
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The Beaches Jazz Festival celebrates hip hop’s golden eraThe 37th annual Beaches Jazz Festival is heating up Toronto’s east end. This weekend’s “Get On Up Meets Renaissance” party at Woodbine Park is set to bring serious nostalgia. The free, 90s-themed Friday night event celebrates the golden era of hip hop with performances by Much Music legend Master T and DJ Starting From Scratch....Jul 17, 2025
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IAEA says Iran only temporarily set back by U.S. strikes, never had nuclear weaponsThe head of the U.N.’s International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is supporting early findings from the Pentagon, suggesting last Saturday’s attacks on three of Iran’s key nuclear sites by American bomber jets only temporarily disrupted Iran’s uranium enrichment program rather than completely destroying it, as suggested by President Trump a week ago. Trump doubled down...WorldJun 29, 2025
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CAQ invokes closure on Quebec energy bill on last day of sessionWork is now wrapping up for the summer at the National Assembly. It’s once again ending with the CAQ government invoking closure on a controversial bill, this time to reform the energy sector. It’s a decision that has the opposition calling on the premier to consider stepping down. Global’s Franca Mignacca reports.Global News at 5:30 and 6:30Jun 6, 2025
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Simple ways you can cut energy costs around the house the summerFrom thermostat tweaks to deck upgrades, summer doesn’t have to drain your wallet—or your patience. Cleaning expert Melissa Maker shares easy, energy-saving tips to help you tackle common seasonal home challenges. Learn how smart plugs, cold-water laundry, and a little caulking can make a big difference in keeping your space cool, clean, and cost-effective all...The Morning ShowJun 23, 2025