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‘God gave us oil, God gave us gas’: How Christian nationalism is shaping the push for Alberta's independence
ricochet.mediaN.S. premier says PM Carney has asked provinces to return U.S. booze to Canadian shelves
ctvnews.caTiny, beautiful species are going missing from restored forests and wetlands
cbc.caCarney has given 'concession after concession' on U.S. trade: NDP
cbc.caTrying to buy Canadian at the grocery store? Loblaw removes signage from produce aisles
ctvnews.caCannabis facility goes up in smoke near High River
ctvnews.caCanadian official announces new aid to Lebanon, condemns Israel’s ‘unlawful invasion’
theglobeandmail.comThe MAiD Great Replacement Theory Goes Mainstream
maidincanada.substack.comTrump boasts Keystone XL as trade talk win. It's not clear it was ever off the table.
thecanadianpressnews.caCarney says trade deal with U.S. 'reinforces that Canadian advantage'
Prime Minister Mark Carney said a draft trade deal with the United States builds on Canada's top bilateral trade terms and "reinforces that Canadian advantage."
Trump throws himself military parade after bravely chickening out on Canadian tariffs
thebeaverton.comBack to school, by transit 🚌 / Rentrée scolaire, en transport en commun
“Back in my day, I used to walk to school every day, rain or shine, over 10 kilometres, uphill both ways…”
Sound familiar?
For today’s youth, using public transit is generally a viable option, especially in larger urban centres.
- Over four in five 15- to 24-year-olds living in urban centres live within 500 metres of a transit stop.
- For youth and young adults living in rural areas, just over 1 in 10 live within 500 metres of a public transit stop.
More data on public transit in Canada are available in this article: “Back to school, by transit.”
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« Quand j’étais jeune, j’allais à l’école à pied tous les jours, beau temps, mauvais temps, je marchais de plus de 10 kilomètres en montant à l’aller comme au retour… »
Ça vous dit quelque chose?
Pour les jeunes d’aujourd’hui, utiliser le transport en commun est généralement une bonne option pour se déplacer, en particulier dans les grands centres urbains :
- Plus de 4 jeunes de 15 à 24 ans vivant en milieu urbain sur 5 habitent dans un rayon de 500 mètres d’un arrêt de transport en commun.
- Chez les adolescents et les jeunes adultes vivant en milieu rural, un peu plus de 1 sur 10 habite dans un rayon de 500 mètres d’un arrêt de transport en commun.
Vous trouverez d’autres données sur le transport en commun au Canada dans cet article : Rentrée scolaire, en transport en commun.
Top global basic income experts gathering in Toronto, with senate bill top of mind
cbc.caHow this Texas man finally found his paradise on P.E.I | Creator Network
This is beautiful. Welcome to Canada!