It was a big week for clean energy and climate change on the global stage with G7 leaders meeting in the UK this week.

Highlighting municipal innovators who are improving processes and/or services that have a positive impact on the communities we serve.

The study will be the first of its kind in Canada to evaluate the technical viability and business case for nuclear hydrogen production.

This week though, we got a sobering reminder of just how much work we need to do and how that work needs to start now.

Later this month will mark a year since the Ontario government announced sweeping changes to the province's math curriculum.

From a conversation about clean energy to Clean Air Day to a great story about a local family offsetting their carbon footprint.

This week, NII welcomed Luke Charbonneau, Mayor of the Town of Saugeen Shores and Bruce County Councillor to its Board of Directors.

“Climate change doesn’t have these nice boundaries. It affects all of us.” That’s what Selwyn Hicks, Warden of Grey County, had to say...

Let's take a look back at the NII Explore Mission to Mars Spring Break Competition!

"This is our biggest opportunity for growth and value creation since Henry Ford started to scale the Model T..."

The IEA has established a clear set of milestones needed to achieve net-zero by 2050—ambitious, no doubt, but achievable.

It’s always a big week for the Clean Energy Frontier when we can announce that a new clean energy company has set up shop in our region.

Chatting with global colleagues, I was struck by how nuclear operators are dealing with a few common challenges around hydrogen deployment.

Having worked in post-secondary education for nearly two decades, I became accustomed to making May 1st the new year.

As space enthusiasts look to the skies in the coming week for May’s Super Moon (also known as the Flower Moon), remote learning students in Cobourg will have their eyes on Mars while thinking back on their winning (virtual) mission to the red planet. Part of the winning Team Aquila in the NII Explore Mission to Mars Spring Break Competition, brother and sister Michael James and Sarah Inglis took home the grand prize for their project that answered the question of how humans c