A new study out of the University of Toronto is shedding light on a growing problem of plastics flowing along the Don River.
In May, Mark Carney told Canadians to judge his government “by their experience at the grocery store.” It’s been seven months and Canadians’ only experience at the grocery store has been rising prices ...
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This river sends 500 billion microplastics into Lake Ontario each year: study
Some common sources of microplastics in the Don River are construction foam, car tires, plastic pellets and tiny pieces shed ...
Anya Yang turns badminton birdies bound for the landfill into useful works of art. This 17-year-old highschool student from ...
The jump in tariff rates drove a meaningful increase in custom duty receipts, but the net economic impact remains relatively ...
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