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Why the spongy moth outbreak has vanished in Québec

Last year, forests across southern Québec and Ontario and much of New England turned eerily leafless. The air hummed with the sound of munching mandibles and tree trunks were covered with a writhing carpet of caterpillars, while showers of caterpillar poop fell softly on the heads of unsuspecting hikers and…

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Childhood friends MacKenzie Entwistle, Taylor Raddysh, Jason Dickinson amazed by Blackhawks reunion

They grew up as friends and teammates in the relatively small town of Georgetown, Ontario. Now, they’re all in the NHL, playing for the same team — a 1-in-8,000 coincidence that even bewilders them.

Chicago Sun-Times

Anti-Semitic Vandals Hit Ontario Region

There is a growing concern for the safety of Jewish Canadians after numerous occurrences of anti-Semitic vandalism were discovered

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Ontario mayor faces lone challenger – the brother he doesn’t speak to

Charles Steele runs against estranged brother Bill in Port Colborne mayoral race – but siblings keep mum on source of conflict

The Guardian - US

“The New Residential School System”: How a First Nation Rallied Against the Foster Care System

A six-year-old Gitxsan girl was removed from her community in northern British Columbia. The community brought her back

The Walrus

Even school boards are now experiencing severe political polarization

Recently there has been a resurgence of movements across North America resisting anti-racist reforms such as the use of critical race theory in schools.

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Marijuana Legalization In Kansas, MMJ Patients In Florida, UK Hemp Company & Ontario Lawsuit

Kansas Prepares MMJ Bill A special committee is preparing a medical cannabis legalization bill for the 2023 session.

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After four years of legal cannabis, provinces should review their policies

Oct. 17 marks the fourth anniversary of Canada’s recreational cannabis legalization. When The Cannabis Act was passed in 2018, Canada became the second country in the world to legalize the sale, possession and non-medical use of cannabis by adults.

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Despite its long history of wildfires, Canada still doesn't know how to live with them

In the fall of 1922, the city of Toronto sent 85 surplus streetcars to Haileybury and other northern Ontario towns to help house thousands of desperate people who had lost their homes to wildfires.

The Conversation

A foodie's guide to eating in Toronto

Chaya Milchtein breaks down how travelers of every size can enjoy the Ontario's gorgeous capital city

Salon

Canadian 'Shrooms Kit Company Acquires Established Dutch Farm To Expand Production

Ontario-based producer of functional mushroom home grow kits and premium magic truffles Red Light Holland Corp. (OTC Pink: TRUFF) has acquired MiniChamp B.V., a dutch home grow mushroom farm, through its wholly-owned subsidiary RLH Netherlands B.V.

Benzinga

Ranking Heisman Trophy contenders after Week 5 of college football

Ranking the top 25 Heisman contenders after Week 5 – We had to drop Stetson a little after Saturday's game.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Why elementary and high school students should learn computer programming

Ontario recently announced a partial reform of its elementary and secondary school curricula to include mandatory learning on coding, as of September 2022.

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Adding COVID-19 to 'designated diseases' could boost vaccine uptake among children

My research includes the moral and legal aspects and policy implications of childhood vaccination. COVID-19’s effects on children has an impact on that research. And these effects appear to be changing, making the need for widespread COVID-19 vaccine uptake among children more urgent.

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Who is 'the public?' The answer shapes how we address homelessness

Housing affordability and homelessness are hot topics in municipal politics these days. But ironically, unhoused citizens are left out of the civic debate that most impacts their lives.

Reuters

Myanmar beauty queen lands in Canada after Thai airport limbo

A Myanmar beauty queen, who had spoken out against military rule in her country and became stranded at Thailand's airport, said she was relieved but remained defiant after landing in Toronto on Wednesday.

Benzinga

Where To Buy Legal Weed These Days: New Cannabis Shops That Launched Sales This Week

FOUR20 Opens Store In Ontario FOUR20 is opening its first Ontario location with a retail shop based in Kitchener.

The Walrus

Who Loses as Online Betting Takes over Sports?

Gambling on sports used to be tightly controlled. Now the floodgates have been flung open

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New Unifor president ready to grow the union's diminished auto sector

From a pandemic to an internal scandal on top of supply disruptions causing mass temporary layoffs, Lana Payne already has seen Canada's largest private sector union through a series of trials.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Jon Jones def. Alexander Gustafsson at UFC 165: Best photos

Check out these photos highlighting Jon Jones' unanimous-decision win over Alexander Gustafsson at UFC 165.

Bangkok Post

Fan site for Shakespeare, Bieber alike

It's a small city that practically shouts "Shakespeare!"

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Ontario's Growth Plan is reducing housing affordability

Few Ontario residents know how land use planning regulation shapes their physical environment, including where new housing is built, the size and type of buildings, and housing density. As a result, most people are only interested in the topic when a new housing project is proposed near their homes.

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How improving COPD treatment in primary care could reduce demand on hospitals and emergency departments

In Ontario, nearly 900,000 people live with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). People with this condition account for 24 per cent of hospitalizations, 24 per cent of emergency department visits and 21 per cent of ambulatory care visits.

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An Ontario crackdown on massage parlours continues Canada's legacy of anti-Asian racism

In April 2022, the town of Newmarket in southern Ontario began a bylaw enforcement crackdown campaign to, in the words of Deputy Mayor Tom Vegh, “drive [sex work] out of town.”

Reuters

More Canadians see monarchy as 'outdated' but political risks block change

A growing number of Canadians do not want a foreign monarch to represent them despite deep historical ties to Britain and affection for the queen, but risks that come with constitutional reform mean there is little political will for change.

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