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Why doesn’t the N.W.T. bomb ice to prevent floods?

Starting in the 1940s, explosives were used on the Hay River to prevent ice jams and to protect the community from flooding.  The practice was used for decades and is still used in several other jurisdictions. In 1951, a man in Hay River, N.W.T., drowned after the town experienced devastating …

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Elver poachers forced Nova Scotia Power to shut down hydro dam

An influx of unauthorized elver harvesters prompted Nova Scotia Power to shut down one of its hydro dams last month, and the facility remains on reduced hours because of ongoing illegal fishing at the site.  Illegal fishing near dam created safety concerns, spokesperson says. An influx of unauthorized elver harvesters …

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Waste management laws inadequate, need review

FILIPINOS should have more policy discussions on improving the management of solid wastes in the country. Discarded plastics and other garbage not only litter urban centers but also the countryside, including riverbanks and coral reefs underwater. As such, the problem threatens many sectors, including fishing and tourism. For starters, policymakers …

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WHO: COVID-19 crisis over

But warns danger still exists, cautions countries not to let guard down Geneva, Switzerland—The Covid-19 pandemic, which for over three years has killed millions of people, wreaked economic havoc and deepened inequalities, no longer constitutes a global health emergency, the WHO said Friday. It is “with great hope that I …

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King Charles is crowned in Westminster Abbey

King Charles III, a man who waited almost 74 years to become King, will be crowned Saturday at Westminster Abbey with all the pomp and pageantry Britain can muster.  Shorter, less formal affair than the 3-hour coronation for his mother. The Coronation of King Charles Join Chief Correspondent Adrienne Arsenault …

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How to kick a diplomat out of Canada

The federal government is under pressure to expel a foreign diplomat from Canada — a move that, while rare, is not without precedent.  Diplomats have special protections under the law – but they have to leave when they’re no longer welcome. The federal government is under heavy political pressure to …

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Rediscovering Laguna and Quezon’s vibrant culinary scene

The sumptuous Laguna and Quezon cuisine of Everyday Eden Lifestyle + Cafe  With the hustle and bustle of city life in the metro, the Southern Tagalog region is often forgotten in terms of vibrant culinary scene. More specifically, Quezon Province, including Laguna, has been left out of this conversation. Little …

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