Three quarters of oil and gas sector could be displaced in move to cut emissionsEfforts and resources to cut emissions should be matched by efforts and resources to help workers displaced in the process. Majority of Nova Scotians support selling beer and wine in convenience stores CICC survey finds those who had purchased beer or wine within the last 60 days were more likely to support this idea, compared to those who had not purchased beer or wine recently. Manitoba dips into rainy day fund to support COVID 19 grants for businesses Finance Minister Scott Fielding says $215 million will be withdrawn from the fund. About one in seven young Canadians are regular vape users: Statistics Canada The report reinforces signs of a generational divide in nicotine consumption habits. Shareholders push Imperial Oil for carbon targets Company says plans are in the works, but a vote on the issue is premature. Youth vaping rates levelled off in 2020, while number of smokers declines New study shows 14% of teenagers aged 15 to 19 had vaped in the previous month, and the prevalence among young adults aged 20 to 24 was 13%. Age of electric: new charging stations set for Manitoba Investments in zero-emission vehicle infrastructure is a component of the federal government's plan to address climate change. Plant-based goes mainstream Foodservice success means adding alternative proteins on the menu. NielsenIQ to operate as stand-alone company The announcement follows its acquisition by private equity firm Advent International. NielsenIQ to operate as stand-alone company NielsenIQ is now an independent company focusing on research and insights into fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG). First Previous 58 59 60 61 62 Next Last
