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The South Dakota Chamber of Commerce & Industry's Business Day at the Legislature was held yesterday (Feb....

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at the data gap in Canada's pursuit of net-zero emissions and how EVs are being used to clean up the air in arenas.

Swapping gas-powered vehicles for electric is key to fighting climate change. But Health Canada is also touting the ability of one particular EV to curb indoor air pollution in places where children and adults play and exercise: electric ice resurfacers.

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Occidental Petroleum closed an intricate system of natural gas pipelines for safety reasons, leaving small operators with no link to markets.

At the moment, the market isn’t buying what CEO Kurt MacAlpine is selling.

Langdon’s Canadian fund will build a portfolio of 15 to 20 companies between C$100 million ($78 million) and C$5 billion ($3.88 billion) in market cap.

If you hadn't heard, long time telecommunications lobbyist Greg Dean passed away suddenly this week: “Kind of hard to believe,” Schoenbeck says. “You can even see in the hall when I came in this morning. There’s a real damper. It’s sort of top of mind with everybody here. It’s a community here, amongst the legislature…

The state capitol is reeling after the sudden death of long-time telecom lobbyist Greg Dean.Dean is remembered by several as a bright and humorous lobbyist.

Experts have named 2 ASX growth shares that look like buys in their eyes. One of those ideas is Baby Bunting Group Ltd (ASX:BBN).