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Canadian developers slow to adopt construction technology: KPMG survey - Vimarsana News

Canadian developers slow to adopt construction technology: KPMG survey

For small- and medium-sized contractors, slim margins are barriers to digital innovations

10% of Canada Post fleet now hybrid or electric - Vimarsana News

10% of Canada Post fleet now hybrid or electric

Ten percent of Canada Post's fleet now consists of hybrid or electric equipment as the organization continues its journey to produce net-zero emissions by

Canada Post commits to fully electric fleet by 2040, half by 2030; RFQ for EV pilot - Vimarsana News

Canada Post commits to fully electric fleet by 2040, half by 2030; RFQ for EV pilot

Canada Post has earmarked $1 billion to cut emissions and transform its fleet. With nearly 14,000 vehicles and Canada’s largest retail network of close to 6,000 post offices, Canada Post acknowledges its footprint is significant. The Corporation will transform its fleet to non-emitting transportation, with commitments to reach a 50%...

Canada Post earmarks $1 billion to cut emissions and transform its fleet - Vimarsana News

Canada Post earmarks $1 billion to cut emissions and transform its fleet

Canada Post has laid out its key commitments for the Corporation to reduce its environmental footprint and reach net-zero emissions by 2050.

Canada Post names future flagship facility in Scarborough after its first Black letter carrier - Vimarsana News

Canada Post names future flagship facility in Scarborough after its first Black letter carrier

Canada Post has unveiled a new flagship facility in Scarborough that will be its "largest and greenest" parcel sorting plant and named after Toronto’s first Black letter carrier.