NOVA SCOTIA LIFTS BAN ON FRACKING, URANIUM MINING
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NOVA SCOTIA LIFTS BAN ON FRACKING, URANIUM MINING

Nova Scotia has quietly lifted its ban on fracking and uranium mining — with no public consultation. Across Canada, governments are pushing resource development at the expense of the environment and democracy, with little media coverage and growing concern about who truly benefits.

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SOME OF THE COSTS OF THE CONSUMER SOCIETY
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SOME OF THE COSTS OF THE CONSUMER SOCIETY

From lithium-hungry electric cars to toxic tire dust and plastic in our brains, modern consumption is poisoning land, water, and air. Real change may demand a cultural shift toward “less”—fewer cars, smaller homes, and decisive cuts in everyday waste.

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SEED OILS ARE A PROBLEM
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SEED OILS ARE A PROBLEM

Seed oils like canola, soybean, and sunflower oil have become staples in modern diets—but at what cost? Unlike traditional fats such as olive oil, coconut oil, and butter, seed oils are industrially processed and heavily used in processed foods. This article explores why seed oils may not be as healthy as we've been told, offers practical cooking tips, and questions the science and corporate influence behind modern food guidelines.

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FOOD AND HEALTH
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FOOD AND HEALTH

Discover how industrial farming practices and corporate food systems are damaging our health, our environment, and our future. Learn why grass-fed, organic meat matters—and why it’s time for real change in how our food is made.

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Is Alberta Separation a Corporate Media Creation?
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Is Alberta Separation a Corporate Media Creation?

As the Alberta separation movement a grassroots uprising—or a carefully manufactured distraction?  We look at how Canada's corporate media and top politicians may be fuelling Western anger while concealing record oil profits and major job cuts.  

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THE HOUSING CRISIS AS AN EXAMPLE OF HOW THINGS REALLY WORK IN CANADA
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THE HOUSING CRISIS AS AN EXAMPLE OF HOW THINGS REALLY WORK IN CANADA

Is Canada’s housing crisis truly a mistake—or part of a system working exactly as intended? In this piercing analysis, Jack Etkin reveals how skyrocketing rents and mortgages are enriching the wealthiest Canadians, while politicians and media pretend to search for solutions. It's time to stop asking why nothing changes—and start asking who benefits from the chaos.

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