What’s wrong with the Senate?

We’re taking it back to Grade 9 civics class by giving you an update on the Senate. 
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Cutting out the middle-cow

Does the idea of lab-grown meat weird you out a little? Well, scientists hope the rise in lab-grown dairy could at least help you warm up to the idea.
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The SVB drama continues

Before you settle in for today’s Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) coverage, get caught up. Like any bingeable show these days, you gotta start at the first episode.
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Big Grocery got grilled over food inflation

Who's to blame for staggeringly high food prices in Canada? According to the top brass at the country's three biggest grocery chains, it's not them—it's everyone else!
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Facebook doesn’t want to share

Your grumpiest relative may have to start emailing you with their takes on the news rather than just ranting on Facebook this summer.
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China has entered the Middle East chat

After decades of the United States taking a dominant role in Middle Eastern geopolitics, China wants a turn to play power broker.
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Floppy disks are (somehow) still a thing

Remember floppy discs? You might not! Used to store data way before the cloud and USBs, they haven't been commonly used since the 90s. But, against all odds, they're still kicking.
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What to do this weekend

Our recommendations for what to eat, read, watch, and listen to this weekend.
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The labour market blazes on

Headlines announcing layoffs continue to crowd our feeds, and yet there are very few signs of cracks in the overall Canadian and US labour markets… so, what gives?
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Silicon Valley Bank goes kaputt

In a truly stunning collapse, the likes of which haven’t been seen since the Great Recession, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) is dead and gone.
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You can buy more happiness

According to researchers, not even the price of happiness is safe from inflation.
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Millennials are being targeted by employment scammers

Online purchase scams were the leading type of scams in Canada last year, per the Better Business Bureau, but a more dangerous contender is now coming for the crown.
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The most super superconductor of them all

Imagine this: A future where your phone battery is so good that you never have to get through the day on a 10% charge again.
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Granny got a reverse mortgage

Reverse mortgages are on the rise as retired Canadians look to use their home's equity to fund their golden years.
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Twitter’s HR dumpster fire

We regret to inform you that Twitter drama has reached unfathomably silly new levels.
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The case of the Nord Stream bomber

Who blew up the Nord Stream pipelines? US officials say they have new clues.
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Canada’s gun debate ramps up

Alberta has introduced new legislation to give itself more power over gun control. 
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TikTok puts up the paywall

Even as TikTok deals with a pesky potential ban in the US—which yesterday got a lot closer to becoming a reality—the company is keeping on and looking for ways to hold its dominance over Gen Z's eyeballs.
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Plastics, plastics everywhere…

The plastics industry is fighting to keep your kitchen cupboard stuffed with plastic bags. 
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Cracking the baby-making code

Global birth rates are on the decline, but one Japanese town has cracked the baby-making code. And no, it isn’t dim lighting, a bed covered in rose petals, and a little Barry White.
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