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Ontario says 14 contracts with Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area firms, including a $3.9-million pump deal, will supply the first small modular reactor at Darlington.
Low-wage Labour Market Impact Assessments can now run two years instead of one, and early childhood educators can be hired even in cities with 6% unemployment or higher.
New York City travel guide for Canadians: 12 things to do, from the Statue of Liberty to Central Park, with tips on flights, timing and packing.
Environment Canada says prolonged, heavy rain of 40 to 70 mm is possible in southern New Brunswick from Friday evening until Sunday night, especially along the Bay of Fundy.
Environment Canada warns of damaging west winds gusting to 90 km/h, with isolated gusts near 100 km/h, across the Edmonton area overnight into Saturday.
Gift ideas for kids ages 9 to 12 in Canada: nine Amazon.ca picks from a $12.99 Rubik’s Cube to LEGO Technic cars, family games and an instant camera.
Six electric pressure cookers and multicookers from real Amazon.ca listings, from a $90 Starfrit to an Instant Pot Pro, with prices, ratings and trade-offs.
Captain Alphonso Davies rejoins Canada for the Nations League quarterfinal against Guatemala, but injuries have thinned the defence and forced coach Jesse Marsch to call up two 18-year-olds.
Epson’s Home Cinema 2350 is a 3LCD 4K PRO-UHD projector with Android TV, priced at $1,699.99 on Amazon.ca. Here is what it does, who it suits and when to buy.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday Canada welcomes any move to restore free trade as U.S. Democrats talk of repealing tariffs after the midterms.
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PHAC says adults need seven to nine hours a night. Its latest data show where Canadians of every age land, and the habits the agency links to better rest.
Opinion: “Shifting baseline syndrome” — a term marine biologist Daniel Pauly coined in 1995 — describes how each generation accepts the degraded environment it inherits as normal, since it has no memory of what came before, which erodes the urgency to protect what’s left. The essay argues that recognizing this generational amnesia is key to reversing environmental decline, pointing to the 1970s-80s global ban on ozone-depleting chemicals as proof societies can still shift baselines back in the right direction.
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