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A big step for Canada as the federal government tries to diversify and grow the economy with new economic partners, as an LNG deal is signed with Germany. Werner Antweiler, Economics Professor at the UBC Sauder School of Business joins Jennifer Palma.

The federal government is announcing it is signing a long-term LNG supply deal with Germany. The liquefied natural gas will come from the Ksi Lisims project off the coast of Northern B.C. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has more.

The federal natural resources minister has announced an agreement that will see the Ksi Lisims project in northern British Columbia supply liquefied natural gas to a German utility for up to 20 years. Tim Hodgson said on Wednesday that Securing Energy for Europe, a German-owned energy company, is to buy one-million tonnes per year from...

Canada has agreed to sell one million tonnes of liquified natural gas (LNG) per year from a proposed export terminal in northern British Columbia to Germany. Jillian Piper explains how the deal highlights both countries’ desire to diversify, and why the plan has several hurdles ahead.

At least one suspect is still at large after taking multiple people hostage at a Sinzig, Germany bank on Friday. The two hostages — which included one cash transport driver — were released unharmed after being locked in a room, a Koblenz Police spokesperson said.

The Pentagon announced Friday it would withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany following a spat between U.S. President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz over the ongoing Iran war. Mackenzie Gray has more.

A member of a private rescue group said Saturday that bureaucracy was delaying the rescue of a humpback whale stranded along the Baltic Coast. Veterinarian Janine Bahr-van Gemmert said that every step had to be approved by the German government. “Anything that isn’t 100 per cent in line with the specified plan requires written authorization....

The Pentagon announced it would withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany following a spat between U.S. President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz over the ongoing Iran war. Local residents of the western German town Landstuhl, near the U.S. air base in Ramstein, expressed concerns over the impact it would have on the community.

This week on Building Bright Futures, Kaytlyn Poberznick sits down with grade 9 student, Liam Desre. Liam’s science fair project won gold at the national scale, sending him to Germany in the fall. If you know a young person in our community who should be featured on Building Bright Futures, let us know. Nominate them...

Russian troops are preparing for the annual May 9 Victory Day parade, that celebrates the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany in 1945. The Kremlin announced a ceasefire with Ukraine so the parade can take place amid Ukrainian drones and missiles striking deeper into Russia. Ukraine’s foreign ministry called the May 9 ceasefire offer “manipulation”...

The Pentagon announced Friday it would withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany following a spat between U.S. President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz over the ongoing Iran war. Mackenzie Gray has more. Canadians who cross the border to catch cheap flights have one less option after the collapse of Spirit Airlines in the United...

With summer around the corner, it’s a source of frustration every year for Pickering residents. The city’s only outdoor pool, located in the Petticoat Creek Conservation Area, will now be closed for seven years straight with reopening date in sight.

Putting their coding skills and STEM knowledge to the test, grades four to six students across the Durham Catholic District School Board competed in the board’s first Lego robotics competition.

The City of Pickering is cracking down on illegal dumping—a problem, officials say, has been growing across the province. Since launching its anti-littering campaign, ‘That’s so trash’ last spring, complaints about illegal dumping have increased about 25%, and out of those complaints, more than 60 charges have been laid by municipal bylaw enforcement.

Ontario’s highest court has ruled a dog walker who was bitten on the job can’t sue her clients for damages because she is considered the dog’s “owner” at the time, under provincial law. The Ontario Court of Appeal’s decision says that in March 2022, the dog walker, Amanda Nigro had worked for her clients, an...

Facing a terminal cancer prognosis for her dog, an Oshawa woman wanted to give her beloved pet one final chance to play in the snow. Of course, the white stuff is tough to find this time of year–until a ski resort answered the call. Germain Ma has the story.

For young Black boys, it can be challenging to find role models and ways to meaningfully connect. That’s why Black educators with the Durham District School Board are working to change that. Their annual event, ‘The Cypher: Black Male Empowerment Conference’ aims to inspire youth. Germain Ma has the story.

Durham Region has turned a former hotel in Pickering into a dedicated space for asylum claimants. The new reception centre will provide temporary housing and support services. Germain Ma reports.

Ontario Tech University held a forum about artificial intelligence. It comes as AI is already changing how students learn and raising new questions about trust and accountability. Some of the topics discussed were AI ethics, how classrooms are adapting to students raised with AI, and AI’s implications on energy infrastructure.

A 20-year-old from Whitby has launched a new deal-hunting app. It helps shoppers locate hard-to-find sale items at a time when many people are looking for ways to save. Germain Ma has the story.