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A signature achievement
The Nature Conservancy of Canada’s Landmark Campaign has led to a 115,000-square-kilometre expansion of protected lands and waters, made possible by donations from 110,000 Canadians from all regions and walks of life – NCC Magazine
Loblaw partners with Gatik to deploy Canada’s first autonomous delivery fleet
The self-driving trucks will service Loblaw’s “middle-mile” as AV tech company Gatik adds another major retailer to its roster and announces $25 million in new funding
High performance in the boardroom
This 25,000-word report, published by Tony Gaffney/The Lambay Group, addresses the question: how are leading boards embracing change to achieve high performance? It is based on interviews with more than 30 leading Canadian board chairs and select executives
Natural climate solutions series pt. III: Carbon crusaders
Protecting and restoring Canada’s forests and wetlands may be our best long-term chance for CO2 sequestration – Canadian Geographic
Zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles are arriving but supportive policies needed, too: report
North American sales of electric commercial trucks are minuscule, but a new joint Canadian-American report reveals an ample product pipeline in a market that requires user buy-in to take off – Electric Autonomy Canada
Tiny fish to big picture
Marine biologist Amanda Vincent is a renowned seahorse specialist. Her work on these minute creatures has led her to become one of the world’s leading conservationists — and a global force for change – Canadian Wildlife
ZEVs and active transit are cornerstones of government’s plan to exceed 2030 climate goal
Speech from the Throne prioritizes pandemic response and signals forthcoming measures to advance the clean transportation economy – Electric Autonomy Canada
Updated: Ford and Unifor agree on $2-billion plan to build five EV models in Oakville
Ottawa is also providing $500 million for plant upgrades; retooling is scheduled for 2024, EV production to start in 2025 – Electric Autonomy Canada
Natural climate solutions series pt. II: Field fixes
How grasslands protection and conservation agriculture can work as front-line defences against climate change – Canadian Geographic
Riverdancers
The playful behaviour of river otters has long enchanted animal lovers. But researchers continue to wonder about what drives these creatures’ curious antics – ON Nature
Man of the owl
For more than 20 years, Gerry Powers has been the go-to guy, finding and caring for injured owls in B.C.’s Fraser Valley – Canadian Wildlife
How vehicle-to-building charging can save costs, reduce GHGs and help balance the grid: study
Analysis shows how electric vehicles in Ontario can help their owners, utilities and building owners reduce peak energy demand – Electric Autonomy Canada
Natural climate solutions series pt. I: Natural powers
When it comes to fighting climate change, habitats themselves can be critical allies – Canadian Geographic
Nature’s way forward
NCC’s Darkwoods property in B.C. provides a blueprint for how nature-based solutions can help reduce carbon emissions and mitigate the impacts of climate change – Nature Conservancy of Canada Magazine
Canada needs stronger EV manufacturing policies to retain its place in evolving automotive sector: report
The future of automotive manufacturing is electric, yet Canada’s share of current production is lagging. A new report from the International Council on Clean Transportation and the Pembina Institute offers a roadmap on how to reverse this trend – Electric Autonomy Canada
Everybody counts
In this new era of citizen science, the public is playing a crucial role in tracking species and helping to conserve our natural heritage – Canadian Wildlife
Woodland wonders
Wildflower expert Brian Carson has made a specialty of finding (and cultivating) rare trillium varieties and mutations — before developers’ bulldozers can wipe out their woodland habitats
Insights on artificial intelligence in the developing world
Matthew Smith, senior program specialist at the International Development Research Centre, talks about the opportunities and challenges of AI in transforming societies – Charting Change magazine
Dealing with financial distress
Faced with a “hopelessly optimistic” management team, it’s the board’s job to track risk, bolster liquidity and avert disaster
Sea change
Cruise lines are competing for passengers with themed voyages and excursions that cater to every interest – Pivot