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The government of Ontario has announced it is spending $1 billion to extend the lifecycle of the province’s largest hydroelectric dams, which are in Niagara Falls.
The Sir Adam Beck I and Sir Adam Beck II generating stations are located along the Niagara River.
Combined, the two dams provide about nine per cent of the province’s electricity, which is the equivalent of powering 1.7 million homes.
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Tim Hortons launched its Smile Cookie program back in 1996 as a way of raising funds for charities.
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Last week’s federal budget contained many elements that were negative for Canada – a massive deficit, growing national debt…
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The divisive ripples emanating from the Middle East war between Hamas and Israel continue to spread.
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In an era where data shapes the very fabric of elections, the oversight into how Canadian federal political parties collect and utilize voter data…
Premier Doug Ford has been in a recent back-and-forth with the Trudeau government in Ottawa about whether the province should force all municipalities to allow for the construction of all proposed fourplexes.
Earlier this month, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced $5 billion to help fund infrastructure related to housing.
The money is to be divided among Canada’s provinces and territories, but requires provincial governments to take action on a list of items laid out by the federal government, including a requirement that all provinces adopt a policy of allowing fourplexes as-of-right.
The Fonthill Rotary Club is looking forward to once again honouring the contributions of a select number of residents…
The Niagara River Lions of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) recently announced their three selections…
“Right now, for too many young Canadians, the promise of Canada, the kind of Canada that older Canadians…
In the next few days, thousands of UN bureaucrats are descending on our nation’s capital to participate…
A scorched earth approach refers to an intent to deliberately destroy everything as one retreats…
Beginning in 2021, an eclectic group of scholars, journalists, academians, philanthropists, and those who had enjoyed business…
