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Why organic materials like vegetable scraps are still the top item in Metro Vancouver landfills
New ReviewFor 10 years, organic waste has been banned from Metro Vancouver landfills. But materials like vegetable scraps, which can be composted, are still the most common single item ending up there. As CBC’s Chad Pawson reports, local officials...
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Unbearable heat, poor air quality: Is this the future of Toronto summers?
New ReviewThis summer has been one of the warmest on record for Toronto. But is it a one-off or the city's new normal?
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It's time to 'stickhandle' with U.S., Carney says, after dropping the gloves early in trade war
New ReviewAsked if Canada is now 'elbows down,' Prime Minister Mark Carney says the country has 'the lowest tariff rate on average' after showing it's willing to fight. But he says this is a 'big game' that has now moved to a different stage.
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Mixed reactions in B.C. to Ottawa's move to drop retaliatory tariffs against U.S.
New ReviewThe federal government is dropping retaliatory tariffs on American products except for the 25 per cent tariffs on U.S. steel, aluminum and auto parts. But the movie is meeting with mixed reactions across B.C. Katie de Rosa reports
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Mass shootings claim life of at least 1 person per day in US
New ReviewMass Shootings Claim Life of At Least 1 Person Per Day In US
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US marks worst ever debt crisis amid Trump's Tariff play
New ReviewAll eyes are on US President Donald trump's meeting with Russian president Vladimir Putin next week in Alaska for Ukraine peace talks. But trump's claim of an economic windfall from higher tariff collections ahead of that meeting seems...
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How are the new U.S. tariff rates affecting businesses, consumers?
New ReviewBusinesses and consumers from around the world are reacting as U.S. President Donald Trump began levying higher import taxes from more than 60 countries, including Canada at 35 per cent.
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Why not all N.B. families will get $10-per-day child care
New ReviewFederal-provincial target was a $10 average, but economist says money’s available to apply it to all.
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What To Watch In Markets This Week
After a week packed with tariff shocks, weak jobs data, and market swings, all eyes are on what’s coming next. Will investor confidence hold up? From trade tensions to economic signals, here’s your concise guide to the key themes and...
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Trades among jobs most susceptible to toxic drug-related deaths: B.C. Coroners Service
The B.C. Coroners Service has released data on the toxic drug crisis showing the occupations of those who died over a three year span in the province. As Michelle Morton reports, one of the industries seeing the largest numbers of drug...
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The Cost Of: Summer nights
Jones Beach houses one of the country’s coolest seasonal venues and a stellar summer lineup.
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Drought-stricken Manitoba farmers hoping for rain
Extremely dry conditions in Manitoba are leaving farmers praying for rain. Across much of the province's south, farms are experiencing moderate to severe drought, with precipitation about 70 per cent below average, according to...
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Explainer: How temperature rise will affect our planet
Climate talks in Spain have shown many countries will miss their target for greenhouse emissions.
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World's top female hockey players announce boycott in bid for single league
More than 200 of the world's top female hockey players declared they will not compete in North America next season in a dramatic effort to establish a single professional league.
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Equal Pay Day: NOW President Has Some Ideas for Closing Gender Pay Gap
Why do women still make less than men? It's "simply discrimination," said Toni van Pelt, the president of the National Organization for Women.
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White House's Mercedes Schlapp Says Weak Job Growth is Just 'One Data Point'
The White House defended its economic performance on Friday after a jobs report showed a much lower rate of jobs growth than expected. "This is just one data point, when you look at productivity, it's increased. So, we still feel very...
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Sports Betting Executives Wager that the Super Bowl Will Deliver Its Biggest Score Yet
Following a 2018 Supreme Court ruling year that cleared the way for sports gambling, fans in seven states can bet on the upcoming Super Bowl for the first time ー and leaders in the budding industry are anticipating the Big Game will...
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Sports Betting Execs Wager that the Super Bowl Will Deliver Its Biggest Score Yet
Following a 2018 Supreme Court ruling year that cleared the way for sports gambling, fans in seven states can bet on the upcoming Super Bowl for the first time ー and leaders in the budding industry are anticipating the Big Game will...
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'Fat Cat' Friday: UK bosses earn average worker's salary in just three days
The year has barely started but the UK's top executives have already made more money than the typical British worker will earn in the next twelve months, figures released on Friday have revealed. According to the High Pay Centre and the...
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October global temperature above average
The latest data shows the global temperature in October was well above average for the month. Mexico and the USA experienced very wet conditions, as did Southern Europe. Across the rest of the continent, however, October was very dry....
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Research Points to Public Trust Gap in Social Media
Peter Linder, head of 5G marketing at Ericsson, told Cheddar on Wednesday that research points to a public trust gap in social media. Although distrust of social media is at an all-time high, mobile traffic to those networks is still...
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How the new carbon plan works
The federal Liberal government will slap a carbon tax on fuels in provinces and territories with no adequate emissions pricing plans of their own. But how will it work? The National explains.
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MoviePass CEO Expects to Be Profitable in 6-9 Months
MoviePass CEO Mitch Lowe told Cheddar on Wednesday that he expects to turn a profit in six to nine months, despite the fact that the company is losing tens of millions of dollars each month as it struggles to find a sustainable business...
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How Toronto's city hall compares to other big cities
The National looks at how Toronto's city hall compares to other big cities, and if Premier Doug Ford's proposed changes could still maintain proper representation in a democracy.