Ontario youth win climate rights appeal ruling
Seven Ontario youths won a courtroom victory when the Ontario Court of Appeal reinstated their suit against the province over 2018 climate policy changes. The new hearing will decide if the targets infringe life health and equality rights and whether Canada recognizes a constitutional right to a stable climate.
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The Avoidable Crisis of Food Waste in Canada
Second Alters report led by Dr. Martin Gooch reveals 46.5 percent of Canadian food is wasted, 41.7 percent avoidable, costing 58 billion dollars. It notes poor understanding of best before dates, new Look-Smell-Taste stickers from Too Good To Go, rising rescue foods markets, and 25.69 million tonnes of annual carbon emissions from avoidable waste. Canadian attitudes shift with 76.6 percent trying to reduce waste, while concerns over competition surround Montreal’s Liquidation Marie expansion.
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Letter to the editor opposes using notwithstand ing to clear encampments
A reader criticizes Ontario Premier Doug Ford for using the notwithstanding clause to dissolve homeless encampments. The letter argues enforcement, jail, and forced treatment are costly, inhumane, and ineffective, urging a housing‑focused, collaborative approach with the homeless and communities for safe homes.
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