WATCH | Why did Quebec tell prosecutors they don’t have to charge some people with drug possession?
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Wildfire evacuation order near Spences Bridge as new heat warnings issued across B.C.
British ColumbiaNearly 730 firefighting personnel have been deployed across B.C., with crews from Australia and New Zealand expected to arrive on Friday as hot and dry conditions...
Toronto must adapt better to changing climate after 2nd major flooding event in 11 years, experts warn
TorontoAfter 11 years almost to the day, Toronto has experienced its second major flooding event, knocking out power, flooding city streets and transit stations....
Longer-lasting: South Korea launches new database and guidance values to refine expiration dates system
South Korea first announced the new expiration dates system initiative back in January 2023​ as part of an attempt to reduce national food wastage. The system was officially launched​ in January 2024. This replaced the previous system that was based on ‘sell-by’ dates by which retailers had to legally remove products from shelves, as these
Oil prices drop in third straight session as China data feed worries over demand
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