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Canada-U.S. Electricity Trade Adapts to Grid Pressures

Electricity trade between Canada and the United States is evolving as demand growth, climate impacts, and grid constraints reshape export and import patterns, forcing utilities and regulators to adapt long-standing…
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Nova Scotia Eyes Offshore Wind for U.S. Power Markets

Nova Scotia is advancing offshore wind plans to meet rising electricity demand at home while…
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Quebec Power Imports Signal Shift in Electricity Balance

Quebec is importing electricity from the United States as rising domestic demand and reduced hydropower…
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British Columbia Draws Strong Interest in Clean Electricity Projects

British Columbia’s provincial utility reported unprecedented interest in its latest clean electricity procurement initiative, signalling…
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Canadian Government Boosts Funding for Grid Reliability Projects

Federal funds now support Alberta grid modernization and smart technology projects to improve electricity reliability…
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McMaster Training Next Gen Nuclear Professionals

McMaster University is expanding its nuclear training programs to prepare engineers, researchers, and medical specialists…
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Data Centers May Increase Canadian Electricity Bills

Analysts warn that rising data-center and AI demand threatens to push energy infrastructure costs onto…
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OEB Launches New 2026 Public EV Charging Rate

Ontario’s energy regulator will introduce a discounted charging-station electricity rate in 2026, cutting delivery costs…
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