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Toronto researchers race to make autonomous cars snow-ready
Researchers say better data and sensors are needed before self-driving cars can cope with Toronto's snowy roads and lane-less winters.
Feds backs CAD $13M in NWT broadband for Indigenous homes
Access to healthcare, education and emergencies should improve for up to 869 Indigenous households as Ottawa funds a northern broadband rollout.
Telehouse Canada adds direct liquid cooling in Toronto
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Carney says Canada will double grid capacity by 2050
Planned interprovincial links and more skilled workers are meant to prevent higher bills as electricity demand doubles by mid-century.
SMRs: The solution to Ontario's strained power grid?
Ontario's first grid-scale SMR could ease pressure on a strained power system, but experts say wider relief will hinge on faster deployment.
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