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| Government ready to set energy standards for turned-off devices The federal government can now set limits on the amount of power that electronic devices such as computers and televisions can draw while they're turned off. cbc.ca |
Via passengers stranded in Winnipeg Passengers on a westbound Via Rail train reached the end of the line in Winnipeg on Thursday, as the threat of a strike by engineers has caused the company to cancel long-distance routes. cbc.ca |
Arctic green homes can be built in 5 days Nunavut officials learned from an Ottawa company this week how to put together an energy-efficient house in just five days. cbc.ca |
ID bluefin tuna in sushi bars: researcher Tuna served in sushi bars should be labelled by species to allow eco-minded consumers to eat types that aren't endangered, says a Columbia University researcher. cbc.ca |
Samsung deal to bring wind, solar farms to Ont.: sources A huge green energy deal between the Ontario government and a consortium of South Korean companies led by Samsung is expected to be announced by Premier Dalton McGuinty this week, The Canadian Press has learned. cbc.ca |