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Artist redraws the world with 1,642 free-roaming animals — and no humans
New Zealander Anton Thomas drew a massive map free of humans and political borders, but packed with 1,642 animals roaming the Earth’s lands and seas.
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Christmas trees have the potential to spread unwanted critters
In this week’s issue of our environment newsletter, we look at what species might be hiding in all those Christmas trees and examine how electric two- and three-wheeled vehicles are helping reduce global oil consumption.
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Outlook good for Canadian oil and gas sector, says industry report, but risks remain
Key highlights of the report show that oil prices are expected to remain strong, demand will be robust, export capacity will increase, and investment and drilling activity are set to grow during the forecast period.
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In case you weren’t aware, outdoor cats are stone-cold killers
A new study has found cats roaming free are ruthless creatures that prey upon almost any animal, reptile, insect, and amphibian around the world. Their hunting is so prolific and so successful, the authors found, that it poses a legitimate … Continue reading
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LifeLabs customers can now apply for up to $150 in compensation for data breach
Canadian residents whose personal data was compromised in a 2019 LifeLabs data breach can now apply for up to $150 in compensation from a multi-million dollar class action settlement approved in October.
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Foul-smelling ginkgo seeds wreak havoc after city plants female tree in error
The borough of Saint-Léonard replaced Dino Delisi’s maple tree with a ginkgo tree years ago. The problem? They planted a female tree by mistake. When its fleshy seeds fall and rot in the autumn, the odour released is akin to … Continue reading
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Annual pace of housing starts in Canada down 22% in November, says CMHC
The annual pace of housing starts in Canada are down 22 per cent in November, according to the CMHC. One economist calls it a “crisis.”
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Tiff Macklem says 2024 will be a transition year for economy, too soon to consider rate cuts
Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says he expects 2024 to be a transition year as higher interest rates slow down the economy, making way for lower inflation.
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Rogers Sugar strike negotiations hit impasse over company’s demand for 24/7 operations
Workers at the Rogers Sugar refinery in Vancouver have been on strike since Sept. 28 over issues including wages, benefits and the company’s demand to increase refinery operations to 24 hours a day, 365 days per year.
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Grocers’ code of conduct won’t work unless all companies sign on, Metro CEO tells MPs
Metro Inc. president and CEO Eric La Flèche spoke Monday at a House of Commons committee meeting after research found that profits in the Canadian grocery sector will likely exceed $6 billion this year, setting a new record.
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