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Get swole: N.S. teen moves protein gummy bear business into production facility
ctvnews.caCanada's oil windfall may yet wipe out its losses from tariffs
cbc.ca‘Stayin’ in Canada’: These artists halt sales to U.S. amid new 50% tariff on original art
cbc.ca‘Keep human culture alive’: Halifax music venue takes a stand against AI posters - Halifax
globalnews.caChevrolet’s Next Affordable EV May Be a Tiny Chinese Hatchback
autoblog.comThe Truth Behind UFO Sightings over Canada’s Nuclear Facilities
Canadian Story in 'The Walrus', August 21, 2026
Written by 'Canada's UFO Guy', long time UFO researcher Chris Rutkowski.
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Subtitled: I’ve spent five decades investigating. Here are the facts
by Chris A. Rutkowski Aug. 21, 2026
The climate benefits of retiring a fully operational internal combustion engine vehicle - (Science 6 Aug 2026 Vol 393, Issue 6811)
Editor’s summary
Electric vehicles (EVs) produce much lower emissions of greenhouse gases than internal combustion engine vehicles (ICEVs), but when in the life cycle of an ICEV does it make sense to replace it with an EV? Campbell and Geyer conducted life-cycle analyses of different vehicle types and concluded that the energy impact benefits from swapping an EV for an ICEV begin to accrue as early as the first day of the life of the ICEV, and that replacement early in the life cycle consistently provides reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. Financial considerations will also affect when people choose to make the replacement, of course, but from the perspective of emissions, it is almost never too soon to switch. —Jesse Smith
Nova Scotia teachers group fears government control over university programs
ctvnews.caMan shot with pellet gun during road rage incident: N.S. RCMP
ctvnews.caCoalition urges Nova Scotia medical examiner to review dangers of pickups, SUVs - Halifax
globalnews.caThey get free electricity to run AC and charge EVs. Why is Canada missing out?
thestar.comUNB researchers discover way to supercharge cancer-drug production
cbc.caTree Giveaway
Interested in planting a tree on your property? Join our Urban Forestry team for an upcoming tree giveaway.
A selection of tree species will be available, including a limited number of edible fruit trees. The giveaway is limited to one tree per person or one tree per household. You will have an opportunity to choose your species upon registration.
Registration opens at noon Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026. Residents can register through an online form available on this webpage starting Aug. 13. Registration will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.