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Mississauga city council approves one-year data centre pause (opens the original)
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Mississauga council voted unanimously Wednesday to put a one-year freeze on new data centre projects, the latest municipality to hit the brakes on the artificial intelligence-fuelled buildout. The pause is framed as a chance to study what guardrails the city could place around new data centres as local lawmakers grapple with residents’ concerns about possible energy, water and noise impacts. “We’ve heard your voice loud and clear,” Martin Reid, the councillor who sponsored the moratorium, said d
El Niño expected to extend fall and delay winter’s arrival (opens the original)
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It’s shaping up to be a mild fall across much of Canada, The Weather Network’s forecast suggests, with a potentially historic El Niño expected to prolong the season and delay winter’s arrival. September and October will still bring the usual swings between warm spells and bursts of chilly, stormy weather, the network’s three-month outlook says. But the balance is expected to trend milder and, in many regions, drier than normal as the season progresses, said senior meteorologist Doug Gillham. “Wi
Ontario to remove stretch of Toronto bike lane after recent court win (opens the original)
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A stretch of bike lane on a major Toronto road is set to be removed, Ontario’s transportation minster said Tuesday as the province pressed ahead with its plan to overhaul the cycling network over the city’s objections after a recent court win. The province said it had put out a bid request to study and design options to restore vehicle traffic on bike lane sections of Bloor Street, Yonge Street, Avenue Road and around Queen’s Park. The successful bidder will also be expected to look for ways to
Oakville enacts one-year pause on AI data centres as other Ontario municipalities weigh restrictions (opens the original)
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Oakville enacted a one-year moratorium on new data centres, becoming the first Ontario municipality to take the step as local lawmakers grapple with the concerns surrounding the new wave of facilities powering artificial intelligence. Councillors also directed staff to study whether the town’s own regulations need to be updated to address potential noise, vibration and emissions issues from data centres, as well as broader land-use considerations. “We’re operating here not out of fear, and not i
Ontario experiencing worst wildfire season on record, early estimates suggest (opens the original)
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Wildfires across northern Ontario have torched more of the province’s forest than during any previous year on record, early estimates suggest, with a recent burst of fast-moving wildfires responsible for nearly all of the area burned in just a few days. The province’s latest numbers suggest fires have burned through more than 7,250 square kilometres of Ontario’s forest, surpassing the previous record set in 2021. Fire estimates are often revised once officials get a closer look at the devastatio
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