Under the agreement, the Canadian firm would provide 18,000 tonnes per annum of refined graphite from the second phase of its Becancour plant to GM for an...
- Canadian miner Nouveau Monde Graphite said on Thursday it has agreed to sign a multi-year supply agreement with a unit of General Motors and would receive $150 million in equity investment from the automaker.
The popularity of graphite anodes has soared as companies race to secure supplies of battery materials used in electric vehicles amid a global push towards cleaner transportation and fuel. NMG added it has signed another agreement with Panasonic Energy, which combined with the deal with GM, covers about 85% of NMG's planned production from the Becancour plant.Toronto police have ramped up their presence in a northwest Toronto neighourhood where two people were shot while waiting for buses at the same intersection less than a day apart. At a police command post near the scene, Supt. Andy Singh says the police presence is important for the community.
CALGARY — Down 3-1 early against one of the top teams backstopped by an elite goaltender, the slumping Calgary Flames could have easily folded. Instead, they fought back. Nazem Kadri had two goals and an assist Monday afternoon as Calgary rallied for an improbable 6-3 NHL victory over the Winnipeg Jets. “I feel like we've done that several times this year,” said Kadri.
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