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From gardens in rubble to doctors going without good, Gazans are desperate to survive as famine takes hold – CBC
From gardens in rubble to doctors going without good, Gazans are desperate to survive as famine takes hold CBCDonald Trump could stop Gaza’s famine. Instead he’s following Biden’s lead | Mohamad Bazzi The GuardianVideo: UN food agency head recounts meeting malnourished women and children during Gaza visit The Globe and MailGaza famine, Trump’s Wild West, France’s implosion, Russia bombs Kyiv – The World This Week France 24UN food agency chief says women and children are starving in Gaza and pressed Netanyahu on aid Toronto Star
Saskatoon sees 84 suspected overdoses since Aug. 17
The City of Saskatoon has been dealing with numerous drug overdoses this year. Another recent spike in the area — 84 cases since Aug. 17 — has organizations sounding the alarm.
Most of Canada sees changes under newly updated plant hardiness zones map
About 80 per cent of Canada’s land mass saw an increase in its plant hardiness zone, mostly of about half a zone to one full zone.
A 40-year-old Canadian plant-based food brand is being discontinued, and people are outraged – Vancouver Is Awesome
A 40-year-old Canadian plant-based food brand is being discontinued, and people are outraged Vancouver Is AwesomeView Full Coverage on Google News
Sixties Scoop survivor returns home to Manitoba 50 years later
A survivor of the Sixties Scoop who was taken from his home in Northern Manitoba 50 years ago and raised in New Zealand is returning for the first time.
North Bay Battalion hopefuls vying for several open roster spots
The North Bay Battalion are back to work with five games featuring cobbled together squads of rookies and veterans playing each other.There will be many roster spots open according to Battalion management.
Book Review: ‘The Martians’ by David Baron spins a clever tale about a real craze – The Lethbridge Herald
Book Review: ‘The Martians’ by David Baron spins a clever tale about a real craze The Lethbridge HeraldView Full Coverage on Google News
People carrying two copies of ‘Alzheimer’s gene’ lowered risk by 35% via diet changes – CTV News
People carrying two copies of ‘Alzheimer’s gene’ lowered risk by 35% via diet changes CTV NewsMediterranean diet lowers risk of dementia by 35% in people at most risk, study finds CNN6 brain-boosting foods every child should eat for a sharper memory Times of IndiaFood for thought: Researchers weigh in on the best diet for a healthy and active brain Yahoo News CanadaUnderstanding Alzheimer’s and addressing disease with focus on diet | Mark Mahoney Tallahassee Democrat
Dimming the stars: a young London stargazer’s warning about light pollution – CBC
Dimming the stars: a young London stargazer’s warning about light pollution CBC