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Understanding Food Choices and the Impact on Health
In this video, a teacher takes a group of kids shopping to explore their food choices and how marketing influences their decisions. The teacher then introduces the kids to individuals who have experienced the consequences of an unhealthy...
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‘Eye of fire’ — how the ocean started to burn
Horrific images of the ocean itself on fire have been going viral worldwide. Here’s how it happened:
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We don’t need a Labour Government in Scotland that will look like UK, says Flynn
New ReviewThe Labour Party has shown what it would do in power in Scotland, SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn has said. Opening the party’s conference in Aberdeen on Saturday, the MP sought to compare Labour north and south of the border as the...
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SNP will ‘win big’ next year, Swinney predicts
New ReviewThe SNP are going to “win big” at next year’s Holyrood election, the First Minister has said. John Swinney spoke in a debate on Saturday at his party’s conference in Aberdeen, where he proposed his plans for achieving another referendum...
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‘Extreme’ Farage and Labour forcing oil and gas workers off cliff edge – Flynn
New ReviewInterview with SNP leader in Westminster Stephen Flynn at their party conference in Aberdeen. Flynn said Scottish oil and gas workers are facing a “cliff edge” from Reform UK and Labour. The SNP Westminster leader said the “extreme”...
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SNP Party Conference - Stephen Flynn speech
New ReviewSNP leader in Westminster Stephen Flynn delivers the welcome address at their party conference in Aberdeen.
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Oil Jobs Dry Up as Mergers, Low Prices and Tariffs Rock Energy Sector
New ReviewU.S. oil companies have cut over 4,000 jobs this year amid falling crude prices, increased tariffs, and massive industry consolidation.
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Alberta to propose new pipeline to B.C. coast
New ReviewAlberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government will develop plans for a new bitumen pipeline to B.C.’s northern coast and apply to the federal Major Projects Office to build it.
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South Sudan: UN report denounces 'systematic' government corruption amid food crisis
New ReviewThe UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan accused the country’s political elites of looting public revenues.
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Kemi Badenoch says she has 100% confidence in Russell Findlay despite defections
New ReviewTory leader Kemi Badenoch has said she is “100% confident” in Scottish party leader Russell Findlay, despite three MSP defections this year. Graham Simpson became the latest to quit, defecting to Reform UK in a shock announcement last...
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Kemi Badenoch speaks as she visits Aberdeen to set out oil and gas plans for UK
New ReviewPool clip with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch during her visit to the Port of Aberdeen on Tuesday morning, where she pledged that she will make North Sea oil and gas the “cornerstone” of the economy. She said she wants to see as much...
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Kemi Badenoch visits Port of Aberdeen to set out oil and gas plans for UK
New ReviewConservative leader Kemi Badenoch visited the Port of Aberdeen, with Scottish Conservative leader Russell Findlay and Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland Andrew Bowie, on Tuesday morning, where she pledged that she will make North Sea...
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Total wins new exploration permit as Congo seeks to ramp up oil production
New ReviewThe permit is for the Nzombo area located 100km off Pointe-Noire on the Atlantic Ocean. QatarEnergy and Congolese state oil company, SNPC are Total's partners in the block's development
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Alberta's orphan wells are a problem. Here's why
Alberta is struggling to clean up thousands of oil and gas wells left behind by bankrupt companies.
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Libya war costing $77m in oil revenue per day
Libya's oil production has slowed to a near halt after forces loyal to warlord Khalifa Haftar blockaded ports and stopped pipelines.
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Pro-Haftar forces 'block oil exports' from key Libya ports
Groups loyal to Khalifa Haftar, whose forces control eastern Libya, seized several large oil export terminals on Friday.
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Oil discovery raises stakes between Israel and Lebanon
Prospect of conflict between Israel and Hezbollah heightens after the discovery of oil and gas reserves in waters disputed by the two sides.
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Kenney pushes Trudeau on Western issues
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney used meetings in Ottawa to push Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to move forward on Western issues like the TMX pipeline.
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Saudi Aramco shares surge 10 percent on stock market debut
Shares in Saudi oil giant hit daily limit in share price increases, reaching $1.88 trillion market value.
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Saudi Aramco officially becomes world's largest listed company
Shares in Saudi Arabia's state-run oil giant Aramco have officially started trading on Riyadh's stock exchange – opening 10 percent higher than their initial public offering price.
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CN strike distressing prairie province grain farmers
It’s Day One of the CN strike, and farmers in the Prairie provinces are concerned about how their grain will be transported for sale to the rest of the country. It’s a major part of CN’s business, and for now it’s stranded.
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New environment minister promises bold goals, bipartisan approach
Newly named Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said he recognizes the challenges ahead as he takes on the contentious portfolio. Wilkinson says he is known more for being a “policy wonk” than being partisan, something he said he...
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Saudi regulator approves Aramco share listing request
World’s most profitable company gains domestic listing approval, with shares expected to be priced in December.
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Why did US oil prices hit negative territory?
An unprecedented fall in American crude oil sales has added to the hardships caused by coronavirus.