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Water filters: do we really need them?

Open in full screen modeMake sure the water filter you buy meets your needs.< li class="mt-2 flex first:mt-0">Élise Madé (View…

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Record volume of cargo will pass through the Port of Vancouver in 2023

Open in full screen modeGrains, canola and crude oil led the increase in bulk exports. On the other hand, a…

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The Colombe Saint-Pierre restaurant will reopen this summer

Open in full screen modeThe Colombe Saint-Pierre restaurant is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. (Archive photo)Gabriel Paré-Asatoory (View profile)Gabriel…

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Highly leveraged mortgages limited

Open full screenCanadians are among the most indebted mortgage borrowers in the world.Radio-CanadaVoice synthesis, based on artificial intelligence, makes it…

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Archive | In search of eternal youth

Open in full screen modeHumans have always sought to defy time and prolong their youth and life. Téléjournal, February 10,…

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In Newfoundland, fishermen declare victory after obtaining an agreement

Open in full screen modeThe fishermen are pleased to have won one of their demands.Radio-CanadaSpeech synthesis, based on artificial intelligence,…

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Cement plants must reduce their high carbon footprint

François Legault's government is asking Quebec's four cement plants to propose a plan to reduce greenhouse gases (GHG) by May…

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What is blocking carbon capture and storage projects?

Open in full screen modeCanada has announced tax credits for carbon capture and storage, but they take time to materialize.…

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Business people want the moratorium on hydraulic fracturing in NB to be lifted.

Open in full screen modeSome people in the business community want the New Brunswick government to lift the moratorium that…

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Analysis | The much-unloved carbon tax

Open in full screen modeCitizens of Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia receive a “Canadian carbon rebate”…

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