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| Letters: March 31 London Free Press As the detrimental effects of climate change become increasingly apparent, I firmly believe renewable energy has an indispensable role to play in Ontario's energy supply. However, the subsidy-free-for-all advocated by McGuinty is fraught with loopholes ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| More power to Earth Hour The Barrie Examiner It features a free concert held at city hall, with energy-efficient LED stage lighting and electricity from renewable resources. The Barrie event has become one of the largest attended celebrations of Earth Hour in Canada. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Packers aim for defensive energy boost Milwaukee Journal Sentinel In an online exclusive, the Journal Sentinel's Bob McGinn rates the best players among the 427 unrestricted free agents, the approximately 75 players that have been cut since Feb. 6 and the 44 players that didn't receive qualifying offers. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Reader-to-Reader: March 31 London Free Press By FREE PRESS READERS The London Abused Women's Centre will host its third annual CEO/Community Leader Challenge on Good Friday, April 6, at Victoria Park. Through participating in the challenge, London's business and political leaders are showing ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cancer-free Katie Collier all smiles after all-star game The Seattle Times Collier, a senior at Seattle Christian, took her newfound energy to Chicago this week to play in the McDonald's All-American basketball game. The University of Washington-bound post player treated the trip as a celebration, a way to move past ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The hottest June This is Somerset When June Bailey began working as a volunteer for the Centre for Sustainable Energy fifteen years ago, people often rejected offers of free light bulbs, She tells Suzanne Savill how attitudes have changed – and how she has been named a Heat Hero. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Start-up founders share tales of triumphs and woes Detroit Free Press Photos by JARRAD HENDERSON/Detroit Free Press By Katherine Yung Entre-SLAM event top prize winner Emilia Sibley of SoCore Energy speaks to the crowd on Thursday. "This was the first time I was actually in control," Sibley said of her efforts to create ... See all stories on this topic » |
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