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Passive Income: 1 Easy Way to Make $850 Per Month in 2021

Passive Income: 1 Easy Way to Make $850 Per Month in 2021 More on: Image source: Getty Images The last time the world faced a crisis of a similar magnitude to the COVID-19 pandemic was in 2008-2009. Canada responded promptly to support workers and businesses in the wake of severe financial hardships. However, the emergency and recovery benefits are all temporary and relief for the short-term. Many recipients of the various income support programs are saving instead of spending their pandemic money. According to Statistic Canada, the country’s household saving rate is growing. In Q3 2020, the rate was 14.6%, which is still high and comparable to the early 90s level.

It can no longer be free to pollute: Updated climate plan includes carbon tax hikes

It can no longer be free to pollute: Updated climate plan includes carbon tax hikes
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Natural gas vs methane: How the name influences our view of this fossil fuel

proposing a ban on gas boilers in new homes, given the lower-carbon options now available. While humans have known about a flammable gas in the ground for thousands of years, the first known use of the term natural gas didn t come until 1825, said Trish Stewart, a science editor at the OED. It was linked to the arrival at the time of another energy innovation: manufactured gas, which was made by combusting coal, oil and other products. By the 1820s, manufactured gas was being made in gasworks near some urban centres, including London and Baltimore, Md., lighting city streets with gas lamps.

Drilling forecast rises on bump in Canada s commodity price expectations

The association representing oilfield service companies is boosting its 2021 drilling forecast by 29 per cent thanks to a stronger commodity price outlook. The Petroleum Services Association of Canada says it now expects the number of wells drilled across Canada this year will total 3,350, up 750 over its original forecast in October of 2,600 and representing an increase from 2020 instead of a decline. PSAC says it now expects average benchmark U.S. crude oil prices of about US$50 per barrel, up 19 per cent from the old forecasts, with Alberta natural gas prices of C$2.60 per thousand cubic feet and the Canadian dollar slightly stronger at 79 cents US.

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