They made doors, gum and jerry cans. Ontario’s ‘essential’ workers in manufacturing accounted for more workplace COVID deaths than any other sector — even health care https://t.co/pcXFORwpns via @torontostar@SaraMojtehedz
Developing the Greenbelt isn't unheard of, and you don't have to look too far into the record to find pushes for it.
"A lot of people think the green space around us is protected and will always be there, but at the end of the day it's not."
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We examine how B.C. has become a leading exporter of wood pellets that are burned to fuel energy needs in the U.K., Japan and South Korea, raising questions about its impact on our forests and the climate.
Watch our investigation Thursday at 9 p.m. on @CBC-TV and @CBCGem.
Wood from B.C.’s precious forests is being burned for electricity billed as renewable in the U.K. – but critics call the green label deceptive. Today, @lyndsayd brings us her @cbcfifth investigation: https://t.co/exI9b9XY15
@CBCOntarioToday In Ottawa, we have just seen another 4 years in which 80% of our ($100K per year) councillors have run away from responsibility and deferred most important decisions to the mayor. Under Ford's new law, even responsible councillors will lose most of their power.@KatePorterCBC
The intellectual dishonesty in this article knows no bounds. It is a desperate game, with straw men set up to further divide Ottawa from a campaign drenched in status quo hypocrisy, that says they want to do the opposite. And front page from the Citizen? https://t.co/OAYmHMUzaW
A coroner's inquest into the death of an Ottawa construction worker who died while working on the Claridge Icon building has been rescheduled for next month. https://t.co/Dc7MSseObb