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Forest Fire Threatening Pikangikum Grows In Size, Airlifts Continue
A forest fire threatening a First Nation in northwestern Ontario has grown in size, officials said Thursday as more flights were planned to airlift residents out of the community.
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More 'Work To Do' To Mobilize Canadians On Climate Change Action: Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he has more work to do to sell Canadians on his vision for more action to fight climate change.
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B.C.'s New Speculation Tax Funnels $115 Million Into Affordable Housing
The British Columbia government says its new speculation and vacancy tax has pumped $115 million into a fund to create more affordable housing.
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Big, Old B.C. Trees Produce Mutations Over Time That Could Improve Success: UBC
VICTORIA - Researchers collected DNA from the tops of some of Canada's tallest trees to search for mutations that could provide evidence of how the ancient forest giants evolve to survive.
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Developer Offers Disputed Oka Land To Kanesatake Mohawks As Ecological Gift
A Quebec land developer says he's signed an agreement with the Mohawk Council of Kanesatake to return a parcel of forest that was central to the Oka crisis that began 29 years ago today.