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A Canadian-made component of NASA's radar will generate microwave pulses used to gather precise water measurements and surface information.
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Musk has sold nearly $23 billion worth of Tesla stock since April, with much of the money likely going to help fund his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter.
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Sales for the miscellaneous goods subsector gained 5.5 per cent at $13.0 billion in October, with the bulk of the increase in the agricultural supplies industry.
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NEXE expects the advantages of vertically integrated operations and onshoring, to protect the IP, raise operating margins, reduce supply chain risks and a lower carbon footprint.
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The company will establish a 2030 scope 3 GHG emissions reduction target of 30 per cent, relative to a 2020 baseline and in accordance with guidelines from the Science Based Targets Initiative.
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The BONFIRE platform allows users to design complex multilayer films using simulations instead of costly experiments.
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The Canadian metal fabrication market is in a period of strong growth that’s likely to continue due to a variety of factors.
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The leadership team at Coca-Cola Canada Bottling was asked about the talent shortage and employee retention throughout the pandemic, a serious issue plaguing a number of industries across Canada.
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The awareness about biodiversity risks remains very limited within the finance community. This year, the non-profit CDP, which runs the world’s environmental disclosure system, included new questions to assess firms’ approaches to biodiversity.
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The ship’s arrival coincided with warnings from German officials that the country is not reducing its gas usage enough to ensure energy security through the winter.
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The policy contains exemptions for natural gas, hydrogen made using fossil fuels and carbon capture, utilization and storage technology, among others.
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