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Stellantis also said its Automotive Research and Development Centre will add 650 highly skilled engineering jobs and become North America's first battery lab.

Ottawa, ON – TheNewswire - April 28, 2022 – Molecule Holdings Inc. (CSE:MLCL) (OTC:EVRRF) ("Molecule" or the "Company"), a Canadian craft-focused cannabis beverage production company, is thrilled with the reception of their new beverages launched through Ontario Cannabis Stores (OCS) this spring.

Concerns about the effects of school closures and COVID-19 disruptions over the past two years are still very much a concern for educators — including well-placed worries about how school closures have affected young learners.

Stellantis NV (NYSE:STLA) plans to invest C$3.6 billion ($2.8 billion) in its Windsor and Brampton (Ontario) Assembly Plants and to expand its Automotive Research and Development Centre (ARDC). The move supports Stellantis' strategy to invest C$45 billion ($35 billion) through 2025 in electrification and software globally. The investment brings the company's total investment…

On June 2, Ontario residents head to the polls to elect a provincial government. The most likely outcome is that Doug Ford will be re-elected premier of the province and his Progressive Conservative party will win the most seats.

Philip Tsotsos, from Windsor, Ontario, Canada, says he should be the 17th winner of the Maxmillion prize and is taking the matter to civil court to get a cut of the money

Canada's Department of National Defence said on Friday that a probe was under way into a fatal incident involving a vehicle on the Royal Military College campus in Kingston, Ontario, which left four cadets dead.

Construction to prep Canada's first full-scale electric vehicle manufacturing plant is now underway at General Motors Co.'s CAMI plant in Ingersoll, Ontario.

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The leaders of Canada's military have failed to address systemic racism and discrimination over the past two decades and that has harmed national security, a scathing report released on Monday by the minister of defense found.

Some hospitals in Canada's most populous provinces are cancelling or postponing medical procedures in the face of another wave of the coronavirus pandemic, increasing backlogs of procedures that health practitioners say will take years to work through and could cost more lives.