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Climate change is the most visible, most threatening expression of a larger, planetary ecological crisis. Our approach must be commensurate with the structural challenge that crisis poses to the way society is organized if we are to halt and reverse the ecological catastrophe toward which we are now hurtling—and which is fueled by our dependency on fossil fuels.

Before you plan to go somewhere or do something between Friday, March 29 and Monday, April 1, it would be wise to check if it's open first. It is a holiday weekend, after all. We've compiled this handy shortlist to help you navigate what will be open and closed over the Easter long weekend in Montreal.

The initial release said the stamp featured three locations in the path of totality: Niagara Falls, Hopewell Rocks and Spillars Cove. But you won’t need special glasses to see that the iconic flowerpot rocks are missing. (And they’re not in the path of totality.)

While driving a Class 4 Bollinger B4 electric truck last week, acceleration was instantaneous and the cab quiet. Taking a quick spin in downtown

Upstart electric vehicle brand Rivian is extending its reach into the commercial vehicle market, entering into a new partnership with JBPCO.

Woodstock police are warning residents to steer clear of a strip mall after a vehicle drove into a building

This is what happens when you collab with the company that made the USPS's ancient LLV mail trucks.

Woodstock police are warning residents to steer clear of a strip mall after a vehicle drove into a building

Police have confirmed one pedestrian suffered serious but non-life threatening injuries after a pickup truck crashed into a Woodstock Canada post office on Monday afternoon.

Since reporting on old fines tanking the credit scores of thousands of Ottawans and former residents, CTV News has received a flood of similar accounts from people claiming the city and its contracted collection agencies did not do enough to contact them before their credit score was slashed.