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Raging Grannies Stir Up Tesla with Zesty Protest on Musk's 54th Birthday!

On Elon Musk's 54th birthday, the fearless Raging Grannies take a stand at a Tesla dealership in Montreal. The protest, shrouded in humor and song, raises eyebrows and questions about Tesla's environmental and labor practices.

Jun 29

Raging Grannies Stir Up Tesla with Zesty Protest on Musk's 54th Birthday!

MUHC Launches Groundbreaking SuPER Centre for Robotic and AI-Powered Surgery

The McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) has inaugurated the Surgical Performance Enhancement and Robotics Centre (SuPER) in Montreal, harnessing robotics and artificial intelligence to revolutionize surgical practices. This initiative promises less invasive procedures, improved patient recovery, and positions Canada as a leader in medical technology.

May 4

MUHC Launches Groundbreaking SuPER Centre for Robotic and AI-Powered Surgery

Tesla Turmoil: Montreal Dealership Hit with Pink Paint Protest!

In a bold act of protest, a Tesla dealership in Montreal was vandalized with pink spray paint by Last Generation Canada demanding climate action and criticizing Elon Musk's climate denial. Arrests were made, but the controversy continues with political and social implications. Find out the latest on this disruptive event and its wider impact.

Mar 20

Tesla Turmoil: Montreal Dealership Hit with Pink Paint Protest!

Climate Activism Takes a Vandalistic Turn: Tesla in Montreal Hit by Protesters

In a surprising twist in the climate activism saga, Last Generation Canada has claimed responsibility for vandalizing a Tesla dealership in Montreal. The group accuses Elon Musk of spreading climate denial and harming democracies. Meanwhile, protests against Tesla have surged, linked to Musk's political engagements under the Trump administration. This climate of dissent has sparked a mix of outrage and support across social media platforms.

Mar 20

Climate Activism Takes a Vandalistic Turn: Tesla in Montreal Hit by Protesters

Lion Electric Puts the Brakes on Workforce as CCAA Drives Change

In a major move, Montreal-based electric bus and truck manufacturer Lion Electric has announced temporary layoffs affecting roughly 150 employees in Canada and the U.S. amidst ongoing Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) proceedings. This marks the company's fifth layoff round in 2024, summing up to about 1070 displaced employees. With only 160 workers focusing on the maintenance of existing client vehicles, Lion Electric is bracing for a strategic realignment. This evolving narrative highlights significant challenges not just for Lion Electric, but for the broader EV market struggling to balance growth with economic realities.

Jan 6

Lion Electric Puts the Brakes on Workforce as CCAA Drives Change