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A speed limit trial ordering drivers to slow down on the Mornington Peninsula could be made permanent.

The NDP says posting the free chair on Instagram and tagging the manufacturer was an effort to promote Canadian products

Plastic-free and low-waste startups say they saw a massive spike in sales throughout the COVID-19 pandemic bchang@businessinsider.com (Brittany Chang) Companies that prioritize low-waste or zero plastic use boomed alongside single-use plastics during COVID-19. Blueland, a green cleaning products maker, grew 800% year-over-year during COVID-19. These eco-friendly companies predict this growth will continue. The demand for single-use plastic-based products like takeout containers ...

Blueland, a green cleaning products maker, grew 800% year-over-year during COVID-19. These eco-friendly companies predict this growth will continue. The demand for single-use plastic-based products like takeout containers has skyrocketed throughout the coronavirus pandemic, but as this plastic use rises, so have sales for companies focused on low waste and the elimination of unnecessary plastic use. According to a report by CBS in August, environmentalists are concerned by this uptick in single...

Supercars re-opens paddock to fans at Bathurst 2021 opener Autosport 29/01/2021 © LAT Images Supercars re-opens paddock to fans at Bathurst The Supercars paddock will be open to fans for the first time in a year when the 2021 season kicks off at Mount Panorama next month. Access to the paddock has been restricted for the best part of a year due to the world health crisis, the Thursday of the 2020 Australian Grand Prix the last time fans could move freely behind the garages. It will now re-...

Article content It’s not quite drawing names from a hat. But if COVID-19 pushes hospitals to crisis levels, Ontario hospitals have been instructed that, when faced with tie-breaking situations — one empty bed in the ICU, and two, four or more critically sick people with more or less equal chances of surviving competing for it — random selection should be applied. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or A plan of last resort: Choosing who lives and...

Doing the right thing: Could philosophys greats help Canadas sun-loving leaders? Jason Proctor © Johann Gottlieb Becker/CBC Immanuel Kant (left) lived nearly 300 years ago. But his philosophical writings on morality may have come in handy when former Ontario finance minister Rod Phillips was booking a Christmas vacation to St. Barts. Its unlikely Canadas sun-seeking politicians sought guidance from the works of Immanuel Kant before setting off for the Caribbean, Hawaii or Mex...