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Canadian businesses scrambling to defend against cyberattacks uptick - Vimarsana News

Canadian businesses scrambling to defend against cyberattacks uptick

Canada's governor general and foreign ministry, hospitals and an airline: a litany of recent cyberattacks has exposed poor defenses against hackers, despite warnings to be more vigilant since Russia'…

Source: rfi.fr
Quebec shatters record for electricity consumption once again - Vimarsana News

Quebec shatters record for electricity consumption once again

Wind chills could reach -40 C by Friday night across southern Quebec.

Source: cbc.ca
Quebecers break record for electricity consumption as cold snap grips province - Vimarsana News

Quebecers break record for electricity consumption as cold snap grips province

With temperatures dipping to almost –38 C in some parts of the province, Quebecers were using more hydro-electricity than ever before. Hydro-Québec, the provincial utility, also had to export power to customers in Ontario and the U.S.

Source: cbc.ca
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Quebec bans oil heating in new homes starting Dec. 31 - Vimarsana News

Quebec bans oil heating in new homes starting Dec. 31

The province is looking to phase out oil and gas heating and legislation that bans oil-powered furnaces in new construction comes into effect Dec. 31. By the end of 2023, fossil fuels will no longer be allowed to be used to heat new buildings or be repaired or replaced.

Source: cbc.ca
'Ugly' Hydro-Quebec poles to be removed from Montreal's Lachine Canal after residents complain - Vimarsana News

'Ugly' Hydro-Quebec poles to be removed from Montreal's Lachine Canal after residents complain

After residents in Montreal's Saint-Henri neighbourhood complained about new Hydro-Québec poles along the Lachine Canal and Catalognous Park being "ugly," they will be removed.

Source: cbc.ca