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Casement vs. Tilt-and-Turn Windows: Which Opening Style Actually Fits Your Home?

Casement, awning, and tilt-and-turn windows all open differently, and the right choice depends on climate, cleaning access, and how the room is actually used, not just looks.

inkl · Aug 28

Why is Lake Ontario called Lake Ontario? The centuries-old history behind its name that Trump's ‘Lake America’ renaming move cannot erase

Lake Ontario News: United States President Donald Trump has ordered Lake Ontario to be renamed Lake America, a move that Canadian officials have rejected. The name Ontario is believed to have Indigenous roots and is derived from an Iroquois word meaning “sparkling water”. Indigenous place names carry significant historical and…

The Economic Times · Aug 28

In 1952, Canada began spraying forests from aeroplanes to control budworms; decades later, pesticide research changed how forests were managed

New Brunswick extensively used aerial pesticide spraying for spruce budworm outbreaks. Aircraft applied chemicals over vast forest areas between 1952 and 1993. Growing scientific understanding of pesticide impacts altered forest management regulations. This evolving knowledge led to more careful and alternative pest control approaches. Canada's experience highlights the connection between…

The Times of India · Jul 31

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In 2022, sooty bark disease emerged in British Columbia's maples; today it threatens Canada's iconic bigleaf maple

Sooty bark disease, caused by a fungus, has been detected in British Columbia's maple trees. This fungal disease, which can lie dormant, has been triggered by extreme weather conditions. Ornamental maples were first affected, and now native bigleaf maples are also succumbing. Scientists are developing new tests and using citizen…

The Times of India · Jul 29

Indigenous-led renewable energy projects offer benefits that reach far beyond reducing carbon emissions

The number of renewable energy projects that are fully or partly Indigenous-owned is growing quickly in Canada, and our new research suggests that their benefits reach far beyond reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

The Conversation · Mar 18

How governments can help Indigenous communities disproportionately impacted by wildfires

Nearly every summer over the past decade, the story has been the same across many parts of Canada: wildfires rage out of control and skies are filled with smoke. Communities are often forced to evacuate.

The Conversation · Mar 12

Shadow Government: The Consulting Firms Telling Ottawa What to Do

Trudeau’s $840 million spending spree has led to hidden deals, wasted money, and useless improvements

The Walrus · Jul 31, 2024

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A new earthquake warning system will prepare Canada for dangerous shaking

Large earthquakes can wreak enormous violence upon lives, livelihoods, infrastructure and the environment. High-density urban populations in the relatively small, seismically active areas of British Columbia and the Québec City-Montréal-Ottawa corridor leaves residents extremely vulnerable to earthquakes.

The Conversation · May 11, 2022

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