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Wasted food could be used to tackle food insecurity: Farmer
Article content Each year, about 40 per cent of the food grown by Nova Scotia Richard Melvin ends up going to waste. “A lot of food that becomes waste in our system, and is in many cases returned to the field as compost, is edible products. It is healthy and fresh,” said Melvin. Article content…
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The Liberals are putting us deeper in debt. Where is all the money going?
Breadcrumb Trail Links NP Comment News Canada Canada is running obscene deficits and everything is threadbare and broken. What gives? Published Dec 27, 2023 • Last updated 7 minutes ago • 6 minute read The Peace tower is seen between panels of temporary fencing, Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2022 in Ottawa. Photo by Adrian Wyld /The Canadian…
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College Rivals Bengaluru tour attended by Payal Gaming; sees 14k registrations
Ampverse DMI’s College Rivals tour which recently concluded in Bengaluru, saw participation from institutions such as the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bengaluru Institute of Technology (BIT), Dayananda Sagar Academy of Technology and Management (DSATM), Reva University and Atria Institute of Technology. College Rivals is Ampverse DMI’s collegiate esports IP, where the company travels with…
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'Long live the Intifada!' Roads blocked, flags stomped by ‘cancel Christmas’ protests
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Canada Aside from some noise citations in Ottawa, the actions did not result in consequences for demonstrators Published Dec 27, 2023 • Last updated 26 minutes ago • 3 minute read Pro-Palestinian protesters are seen during a demonstration in Ottawa, on Saturday, Dec. 23, 2023. Photo by THE CANADIAN PRESS/Spencer Colby Article…
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Sleepless in the Modern World: Navigating the Causes of Inadequate Sleep
In the relentless pace of the modern world, the pursuit of productivity and success often comes at the expense of a good night’s sleep. The term “Sleepless” encapsulates the pervasive challenge many individuals face, as the causes of inadequate sleep weave into the fabric of our daily lives. Navigating through these causes is crucial for…
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The suddenly famous mushroom farmer in the middle of the Poilievre-vs.-Trudeau carbon-tax fracas
Breadcrumb Trail Links Canadian Politics Canada Mike Medeiros says he needs time to adapt to a carbon tax that cost his business $16,000 last month Published Dec 27, 2023 • Last updated 15 minutes ago • 6 minute read Mushroom farmer Mike Medeiros’s family-run business in Osgoode, Carleton Mushroom, employs 160 people and takes up about…
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Ottawa joins worldwide push for 'passport-less' travel using facial recognition — but critics worry
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Canada The concept may save airlines money and lessen the hassle of flying, but it could create brand-new privacy threats Published Dec 27, 2023 • Last updated 0 minutes ago • 5 minute read Departure area at Ottawa International Airport in July 2021. Photo by Errol Mcgihon /nat Article content In an…
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Over 6000 players register for BGMI Tournament Pova Cup season four by Skyesports
Skyesports has again tied up with Pova for the fourth edition of epic esports IP, the Pova Cup. This season will feature Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) as the country’s top teams face off on the battlefield for the title. The fourth season of the Pova Cup witnessed over 6000 players signing up from every corner…
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These huge Asian spiders that can fly (sort of) are heading for Canada
Breadcrumb Trail Links World News Canada The Joro spider can be eight inches long and can ‘balloon’ as a way to travel through the air. But don’t worry — they aren’t dangerous Published Dec 26, 2023 • Last updated 29 minutes ago • 4 minute read This undated image shows a Joro spider. Photo by OSE…
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