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As a construction engineering technology student at George Brown College, Alex Ewing hoped he could someday teach there. In 2012, just two years after his graduation, that dream became a reality when was hired as a part-time instructor teaching...

Leading multinational brands with a global presence often have a looming question to address: “How do we make operations sustainable and how do we save more energy?” From construction of energy-efficient buildings, to using energy-efficient appliances, everything begins with...

Separation Technologies (ST) has commissioned the world's first industrial scale fly ash drying and electrostatic separation plant to reclaim fly ash from surrounding coal ash impoundment basins. Located at Talen Energy's Brunner Island Steam Electric Station, the pilot facility...

Following endorsement by LIUNA and successful testing in pilot projects by the union, the Government of Ontario has thrown its support behind Facedrive’s wearable contact tracing app TraceSCAN. The app, intended for use where smartphone and laptop use is limited...

India is considering easing foreign investment rules for sectors ranging from construction to animation to lure overseas capital needed to create jobs in an economy cratered by the pandemic, people with knowledge of the matter said. A proposal to allow...

Teleo has developed a system for retrofitting existing machinery — such as earth movers from companies like Caterpillar — that allows operators to drive and use the equipment from a remote location. The operations center is provided by Teleo,...

Construction work for Brighton & Hove‘s full fibre network has officially commenced in the Bevendean area, with the rest of the city set to follow over the next 4-5 years. This is part of an £80m private investment from CityFibre....