Climate policy and extreme weather tone down the danger
Graham Saunders Neeing argues that policymakers from Canada to the United States downplay climate risk despite increasing tornadoes floods and wildfires. He cites Ontario and federal bills that avoid explicit climate change discussion and criticizes leaders for promoting energy projects and patronage over adaptation and emissions cuts.
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Texas
North America
Europe
Siberia
Canada
Ontario
Doug Ford
Mark Carney
U.S
Donald Trump
Biden
Trump
Lloyd Axworthy
CBC
Power & Politics
Carney
Oval Office
Graham Saunders Neebing
Carbon credits and farming meet in climate effort
The piece explains how agriculture can store carbon through practices like cover crops and reduced tillage, generating potential carbon credits. It notes Ontario and Canada wide efforts, including Dairy, Beef, and Sustainable Winegrowing programs, and highlights a new OFA resource to help farmers start carbon trading. Sara Wood of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture is cited.
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Ontario
Mitchell
Canada
Beef Farmers of Ontario
Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Ofa.cn
Better ways to deliver hope for homeless in Thunder Bay
Len Maki of Thunder Bay questions the city’s temporary village plan for tent city homelessness. He argues for more transit housing and supported housing, warns the project may be a shell game, and calls for better services while urging use of government funds and stronger housing policy.
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Mike Harris
Doug Ford
Council
Central Avenue
Len Maki
Thunder Bay
Rush to fund shelter village harms Thunder Bay roads
The city rushes to approve a shelter village to secure funding, seen as a grasping move. Patches on Fort William Road remain uneven and will worsen, while council should seek funder collaboration instead of wasting up to five million dollars. Building camps is criticized as a bandage worsening the problem.
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Thunder Bay
Fort William Road
Bay Street
Central Avenue
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Impeachment call over Trump cited as danger to democracy
A reader argues that the president must represent all citizens, not just MAGA supporters. They accuse Trump of betraying the constitution, collaborating with Russia, and building a repressive state. The piece likens the U S to Stalinist Russia and warns against travel due to abduction fears.
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U.S
Donald Trump
Trump
Republican Party
Russia
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