Thunder Bay Adds Two Electric Ford Lightning Trucks
The City of Thunder Bay introduces two electric Ford Lightning pickup trucks to its light fleet. Each unit costs 103000 dollars with charging stations funded by city province and federal government. Trucks aim to cut about 25000 tonnes CO2 annually and may run 15 years, with monitoring and potential future electrification discussions.
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Women brew day celebrates local beer industry leaders
Ashley Watt of Dawson Trail Craft Brewery and Alys sa Kwasny of Canada Malting lead a second annual International Women’s Day event. Fourteen women from Dawson Trail Craft Brewery Lakehead Beer Company Sleeping Giant Brewing Company and Canada Malting collaborated on an orange vanilla wheat beer. Proceeds benefit the Elizabeth Fry Society of Northwestern Ontario.
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Dawson Trail Brewery
Alyssa Kwasny
Canada Malting
Dawson Trail Craft Brewery
Lakehead Beer Company
Sleeping Giant Brewing Company
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Elizabeth Fry Society
Northwestern
Ontario
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Ontario maple syrup output could rise with more harvesters
Ontario maple producers say more sap could be collected in remote Northwestern Ontario if enough workers join existing producers. Government funding of over 1 million dollars will modernize facilities and woodlot management for 75 Ontario syrup producers, though the sector remains small compared to Quebec and New Brunswick.
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Ontario Maple Syrup Producers’ Association
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Canada
News Brunswick
Nor’Wester Maple Company
Nor’Wester
Neebing
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