Last week California met 100% of its electricity demand with renewables for the first time ever. The moment offers a look at the grid of the future, writes @NatBullard https://t.co/LYgDF4dU6V via @business
For many Ontarians, wages haven’t kept up with the increasing cost of living, making it harder than ever to make ends meet
That’s why our government is raising the general minimum wage to $15.50 per hour starting October 1, 2022.
One of the best ways to cut pollution is to get more clean cars on the road. That’s why, with #Budget2022, we’re making electric vehicles easier to buy – and easier to charge. Tune in now for the details: https://t.co/JV66Ncx9Np
On April 7th, our government will release this year's budget.
We’ve been speaking to Canadians across the country to present a budget that reflects your priorities. We’re focused on growing our economy, making life more affordable, & building a 🇨🇦 where no one is left behind.
Housing affordability is going to be a main feature of tomorrow’s federal budget, CTV News has learned, including moving to make it illegal for foreigners to buy any residential properties in Canada for the next two years.
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Amid rising inflation, there are fears more spending could fuel further price increases and end up hurting lower-income Canadians. https://t.co/YIJ2TyaL7t
This comes as the federal government is looking for the electric vehicle industry to shore up its manufacturing heartland in Ontario. https://t.co/pru9UlAJxd