Solar energy stocks took another turn downward after SunPower (SPWR) fell by 27.3% on Thursday. Reuters reported that the company informed its clients it is suspending various operations. This SPWR stock lost 40%.Late last year, SolarEdge (SEDG) plunged after reporting weaker revenue. SunPower’s problems are worse. It likely ran out of cash and does not have the funds to pay for the new installation. Shorts hold a 253% short float against the stock.In the restaurant sector, Domino’s Pizza (DPZ) posted Q2 revenue growing by 7.1% Y/Y to $1.09 billion. DPZ stock lost 13.57% yesterday after…
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Will Kamala Harris make a good president? Most Democrats think so, poll shows
A new poll from the AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research found that about 6 in 10 Democrats believe Kamala Harris would do a good job in the top slot.
Canadian flights, hospitals, border disrupted during global technology outage
A global technology outage had grounded flights, disrupted hospitals and backed up border crossings in Canada on Friday, as reported issues persisted hours after the issues with Microsoft services were said to be getting fixed.
Drake shares dramatic video of mansion flooding from Toronto storm – USA TODAY
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How a new 911 system in Ontario could improve public safety
An upgrade to 911 systems in Ontario is setting the stage for more efficient emergency responses, in what one official calls “public safety’s Halley’s comet moment.”
Ontario woman says she was sold ‘crumbling’ house despite home inspection
As an Ontario woman put away her China dishes after Christmas Dinner in 2018, she noticed her cabinet doors refused to shut.
‘Drink different’: LCBO strike an opportunity for the sober-curious
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Accused in Coutts blockade trial feared food shortages, questioned COVID-19 vaccine
One of two men accused of conspiring to kill police at the border blockade at Coutts, Alta., says he was worried about government overreach, food shortages and the COVID-19 vaccine.
‘A real lag’: B.C. mayor disappointed by communication from wildfire service
Ashcroft Mayor Barbara Roden says there was alack of communication from the BC Wildfire Service when responding to the rapidly growing Shetland Creek wildfire.
BC Conservatives tout hybrid public-private health care system to cut wait times
BC Conservative Leader John Rustad said the plan would maintain a publicly-funded system that provides care through private, out-of-province and public facilities.