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Ahh — the free parking spot. If you know where to find one you probably keep it to yourself; you hoard it like a secret ambition. Free parking has become vanishingly rare in Canada, as cities and small towns look for ways to make money from available land. And yet, as Danielle Nerman finds ... we still dare to dream.
Back in the 80s, you didn't just wear random colours. You figured out what season you were (winter, summer, spring, autumn) — and dressed in the colour palette that corresponded with your season. It was called "Doing Your Colours." Today, it's called "Colour Analysis" and producer Danielle Nerman asks why this retro fashion advice is, once again, big business.
Tannis Sparks and Susan Knorring felt something was off in their house. Blinds would fly up and down. Lights would turn off and on. Luckily, they were renting — so they could get the heck out. But some homeowners aren't so lucky. Danielle Nerman talks to a real estate agent who explains what sellers do and don't have to disclose about their home's checkered past, and how buyers can find out if an unnatural death happened in a house they're thinking of making an offer on.
Crowdshipping aims to hack international mail service like Uber did with transportation
What on Earth's Molly Segal takes a look back at how the oil crisis of the 1970s sparked concerns about energy costs and security, prompting research that's taken on new meaning today in a warming world.