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MONTRÉAL, Dec. 17, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nova Bus, a Canadian leader in electric bus manufacturing and a member of the Volvo Group, announces a strategic partnership with Lithion Technologies, a leader in the circular economy of battery materials, to enhance the sustainability of its urban transportation solutions. Through this collaboration, end-of-life batteries from Nova Bus buses in use across Canada will be collected, transported, and recycled by Lithion at its Saint-Bruno facility. The recycling technologies developed by Lithion will enable the recovery of up to 98% of the critical minerals found in bus batteries destined for recycling. By doing so, Nova Bus will reduce the industry's need for virgin materials, support a circular economy, and repurpose strategic and critical materials. Ultimately, this multi-year collaboration aims to enhance sustainability in the hybrid and electric urban bus industry. "I am very excited about this partnership because it represents the full potential of companies with complementary expertise dedicating their efforts to improving the environmental footprint of their products. Recycling is a crucial step in the value chain of batteries. That is why, through this collaboration, we are enhancing the sustainability of our solutions for our customers while strengthening our position as a leader in the electrification of public transportation,” explained Mr. Paul Le Houillier, President of Nova Bus. "We are proud to offer a local, sustainable service to a renowned company like Nova Bus, a member of the Volvo Group. This agreement confirms the critical role of recycling in the transition towards truly sustainable transportation. The prospect of making public transit even more environmentally responsible is truly exciting. Through strategic partnerships like Nova Bus, we can envision achieving full circularity of battery materials right here in Quebec,” noted Benoit Couture, President and CEO of Lithion. The Nova Bus batteries recycled by Lithion Technologies will have completed all their life cycles based on various uses, such as energy storage systems or residential electrification, post electrical propulsion. Lithion's intervention will represent a step towards closing the loop in the circular economy for these batteries, which will no longer be capable of storing electricity. About Nova Bus Nova Bus , member of the Volvo Group, is a leading provider of sustainable transportation solutions in North America. Nova Bus accompanies transit authorities and bus fleet operators in their transition to electromobility with its flagship LFSe+ long-range electric bus, combining the proven Nova Bus structure with the latest innovations in electric drive. Nova Bus is committed to helping reduce greenhouse gas emissions and positively contributing to a greener economy. About Lithion Technologies Lithion has developed a sustainable, robust, and safe solution to produce strategic materials from end-of-life lithium-ion batteries and non-conforming products from their production. Lithion's technologies enable the recovery of up to 95% of battery components, with an environmental impact significantly smaller than that of mining, to loop them back into the battery supply chain. Using Lithion's sustainable technologies and processes reduces the demand for natural resource extraction, making the energy transition a sustainable solution. Lithion's objective is the global deployment of its solutions via strategic partnerships. For more information, visit: www.lithiontechnologies.com . For more information: Christos Kritsidimas Head of Legal, Public Affairs and External Communications at Nova Bus Phone: +1 (438) 350-0454 Email: [email protected]

Cash App founder Bob Lee's family speaks out against Nima Momeni family following verdictThousands of mail-in ballots were not counted in Nevada in November. KUNR checked in with the Secretary of State to learn about why this happened. By the end of the 2024 general election, there were more than 32,000 ballots that needed a signature cure . This means a voter’s county election staff could not match the signature on their ballot with one they had on file. The counties and political parties scrambled to contact voters by mail, email, phone call, and text. Even with this outreach, only 72% of voters verified their identity by the deadline, which is 10 days after Election Day, but that left more than 9,000 ballots not counted. Some tight races have been called with fewer votes than that, including in 2022 when incumbent Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto beat Republican challenger Adam Laxalt by roughly 7,000 votes . Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar said the signature problem persists for a number of reasons. He said that Nevada’s counties need a uniform process for verifying signatures, and he pointed to the number of young people who voted, which was higher than the national average . “Most youth voters aren’t used to using a traditional signature, so when you’re asking to use pen to paper on a ballot, when all they’ve used is a digital system, it becomes a little more complicated,” Aguilar said. “Also, most youth voters are probably first-time voters, so there’s not a voter history of their signature.” Aguilar said it’s not his decision alone to propose changes and that there should be research into what other jurisdictions are doing to make sure elections remain safe and secure. KUNR’s coverage of Nevada State Government is made possible by a generous grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting that aims to boost awareness and engagement with coverage of Nevada State Government.An online debate over foreign workers in tech shows tensions in Trump's political coalition

President Bola Tinubu has said that he will not be probing Nigeria’s service chiefs, saying that he has confidence in their ability to secure the country. He said he was proud of what the services chiefs are doing. The Nigerian leader stated this on Monday night while speaking during his first presidential media chat in Lagos State. Tinubu, when asked if he will be probing security chiefs on the prevalent insecurity in Nigeria, said he believes in what they are doing and will not “disrespect the institution” with the threat of a probe. “I’m not probing any service chief. You cannot disrespect the institution because of threat of probe, and you cannot fight this war without investment in technology, in weaponry. Related News UPDATED: Tax reforms here to stay, says Tinubu Tinubu deserves support from Ijaw groups, says Ogbuku Stop politicising stampede tragedies, APC tells PDP “They are living and operating in a very serious condition. We have huge country, a very huge one, and lots of forests, unoccupied spaces. Give them credit for what they are doing, I am proud of what they are doing today. No need to probe,” he said. Tinubu stated that the current state of Nigeria’s security is better compared to past administrations, adding that Nigerians can now travel safely. He added, “Today, I have confidence in my security architecture of this country. Today, you can still travel on the roads. Before now, it was impossible. It takes one incident to mess up an organised environment, it takes one. You cannot say the military is not prepared when the near Brigade Battalion was attacked. “You can’t laugh at your nation because of that. The enemies within and without are watching what you are doing. You have to be prepared 100 percent, 24 hours of the time to make sure people are safe. “Today, that is not the story any longer. People can leave Kaduna and still go towards Kafanchan by road. Well, the road may not be that smooth, but gradually, we will be there.”These 3 degrees at Humber Polytechnic are preparing future engineers for rewarding careers

Game industry predictions for 2025 | The DeanBeatOfficers in Telford have issued a 48-hour dispersal order in response to an increase in antisocial behaviour in the Southwater area of the town centre. The order – effective from 7.40pm last night (Saturday, November 23) until 7.40pm tomorrow (Monday, November 25) - provides extra powers to the police to exclude individuals aged over 10 who cause antisocial behaviour. The dispersal powers can also be used to remove those committing crime and disorder not only when they have occurred or are occurring, but when they are deemed likely to occur and in any locality. Officers from West Mercia Police are acting in response to incidents of youths engaging in ASB in the Southwater area on Saturday evening. The section 35 Dispersal Order notice under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime & Policing Act 2014 is for the mapped area of Telford town centre as seen below. READ MORE: Hit-and-run driver hunted as car 'deliberately' hit fans outside Villa Park after Premier League match Inspector Jodie Davies, of Telford Problem Solving Hub, said: “We having issued this dispersal due to reports of youths causing ASB in the Southwater area yesterday evening. The aim of the order is to prevent the minority from ruining it for the majority trying to go about their normal business in peace and for us to provide reassurance to the public. “The dispersal order provides police officers additional powers to exclude individuals from the town centre if they choose to act in an inappropriate way.” Inspector Davies added if you notice more officers within the town centre, this should not alarm you. "They are there to help and to prevent any localised anti-social behaviour. Please approach the officers if you need to and they will happily assist in any way they can,” she said.