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Li Auto Inc. (NASDAQ: LI) shares noted healthy gains Tuesday. The company, a leader in China’s new energy vehicle market, announced that it delivered 53,709 vehicles in September, up 48.9% year over year. This brought the Company’s third-quarter deliveries to 152,831, increasing by 45.4% year over year. As of September 30, 2024, Li Auto had delivered a total of 341,812 vehicles in 2024, with cumulative deliveries reaching 975,176.“With the penetration rate of new energy vehicles surpassing 50%, the dominance of leading brands has become more pronounced. Since the beginning of the third…

A church on Alexander First Nation was extensively damaged in a fire on Monday, local RCMP say.

Kris Kristofferson, singer-songwriter and actor, dies at 88  CTV NewsView Full Coverage on Google News

Intense westerly winds flowed over the Rockies early Tuesday and, according to data from Environment and Climate Change Canada, as of 7 a.m. peak gusts at Nakiska Ridgetop hit 142 km/h.

Shannon McMannis is a successful businessperson who knows the impact community agencies can have on a life. “I was born and raised in Brantford and I grew up on social assistance,” McMannis said. “My grandmother raised me and growing up I received help from local agencies. “This community helped raise me.” McMannis is the owner […]

MONTRÉAL, PQ, OCTOBER 1, 2024/insPRESS/ – Axis Insurance Managers Inc. (Axis Insurance) is thrilled to announce the appointment of Shane Neil as Senior Vice President of Corporate Development for Eastern Canada. With more than 20 years of experience in the…The post Axis Insurance Welcomes Shane Neil as Senior Vice President of Corporate Development, Eastern Canada appeared first on Canadian Underwriter.

After a mostly sunny and dry September, Toronto’s weather forecast for the first week of October is calling for clouds and showers

Peel police say one person is dead and two others are in hospital following an incident in Mississauga early Tuesday morning.

The New Democrats are campaigning for another term in British Columbia’s provincial election but without many of the familiar faces that have graced lawn signs of elections past.