NEWS IMAGE COLLAGE / for 01-2022

There's a huge wait-list for home energy evaluations in the N.W.T., according to the organization that carries them out. But the Arctic Energy Alliance said it's working on clearing lists of people waiting for rebates on energy efficient appliances and el

Ford said on Tuesday that it will nearly double annual production capacity for its F-150 Lightning electric pickup to 150,000 vehicles as the model has already attracted nearly 200,000 reservations

Toyota sold 2.332 million vehicles in the United States in 2021, compared to 2.218 million for General Motors, the automakers said Tuesday

Canada's 100 highest-paid CEOs had their second-best year ever in 2020, even as the COVID-19 pandemic left this country in the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.

NASA aced the most complicated, critical job on its newly launched space telescope Tuesday: unrolling and stretching a sunshade the size of a tennis court.

Canada has lost its first dispute case under the new North American trade agreement to the United States. A panel found that Ottawa flouted part of its obligation to open the dairy market. Now the U.S. says Canada could face tariffs if it doesn't fix the

The end of the line has finally come for the last remaining BlackBerry smartphones out there, as the company says services for its legacy devices will be discontinued today.

The federal government will today announce details of a $40 billion dollar agreement-in-principle to reform the on-reserve child welfare system and compensate the First Nations children who were part of it.

American activists are appealing to Tesla Inc. to close a new showroom in China's northwestern region of Xinjiang, where officials are accused of abuses against mostly Muslim ethnic minorities.

Canada’s 100 top-paid CEOs made big bucks in 2020, despite the onset of a pandemic, according to a new report, which also says many of the companies headed by those CEOs received the federal government's COVID-19 subsidy.

Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes was convicted on four counts of fraud and conspiracy Monday, ending a lengthy trial that has captivated Silicon Valley.

Canadians will at long last have a better idea this year which fighter jet the Liberal government intends to buy for the air force. The selection decision, however, is expected to have more significance than simply a choice between two shining, new,

Several new cases in New Brunswick involve caretakers of those afflicted, suggesting a possible environmental trigger

Shares in China Evergrande Group have been suspended from trading in Hong Kong on Monday pending the release of "inside information," the embattled property developer said without elaborating.

A Hong Kong online news site said Sunday that it will cease operations in light of deteriorating press freedoms, days after police raided and arrested seven people for sedition at a separate pro-democracy news outlet.

Despite chip shortage, automaker turns out 308,600 electric vehicles globally in the fourth quarter, far ahead of analysts’ forecasts

The Public Health Agency of Canada accessed data such as cell-tower location to monitor people’s activity during lockdown, it said

Sources close to the negotiations told CBC News the agreement was reached on Friday to settle compensation claims related to a landmark Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruling on Indigenous child welfare compensation.

Calgary police say hate-motivated crimes surged this year by 44 per cent, with reported incidents of verbal assaults, physical assaults and property damage.

For the first time in Calgary's history, a city core that was once almost solely the domain of the energy sector and the various companies that service it is home to a small but growing contingent of technology workers.

Police have confirmed to CTV News that members of the Russian World Juniors team were removed from a flight that was to depart Calgary on Friday night.

Some Ontario farmers are finding ways to upcycle Christmas trees. Rodrigues Farms in Ayr and Top Meat Market in Ariss will use them to feed their livestock, specifically, their goats.

Car burning has become an annual event in French suburbs since riots hit several cities in 2005.

A crowd surge at a popular Hindu shrine in Indian-controlled Kashmir killed at least 12 people and injured 15 on New Year's Day, officials said.

A central Albertan town is experiencing a major economic boost from three major energy projects underway nearby.