The Bike Train is an initiative that introduces bike racks onboard select passenger trains to destinations across Ontario. First launched as the Greenbelt Express between Toronto and Niagara in 2007, the [...]

Ontario has made one of the largest single investments in wind energy in Canada’s history: 48 new wind energy projects have been awarded,  representing more than 1,500 megawatts (MW) of new generating [...]

At the same time Prime Minister Stephen Harper was delivering an economic update that amounts to a tentative thumbs up, Liberal infrastructure critic Gerard Kennedy, who participated in ReNew Canada’s [...]

Sometimes the internet is a mess. Other days it throws up pieces of information that seem to fit together almost too perfectly. For the second time this month, Ontario's work to encourage renewables [...]

Everyone wants to go green, but nobody wants to pay for it. Owners talk about wanting to incorporate green features in their buildings, but when a construction budget needs to be slashed, green upgrades [...]

Given the localized congestion of utilities under our city streets and highways, locating and mapping their positions can be challenging. When the utilities fail, it's important to determine the location [...]

Enersource Corporation officially dedicated a municipal substation today in Streetsville, Ont. in honour of Mississauga mayor Hazel McCallion's 38 years of service as a utility commissioner and board member. Enersource [...]

The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency has awarded $13,000 to the Métis Nation of Ontario to support its participation in the environmental assessment of the proposed Lower Mattagami Hydroelectric [...]

Today, FCM President Jean Perrault, Mayor of Sherbrooke, Que., issued the following statement on the federal election result: "On behalf of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, I would like to [...]

Larry Frolick interviewed the three mayors of the towns he profiled in our Sept./Oct. issue. Each one had a different — sometimes conflicting — view on how the small town should progress into the twenty-first [...]