Olivia Chow says her first Toronto city council meeting as mayor will open with a motion about the refugee shelter and housing crisis.
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30-40 per cent of methane emissions from heavy oil production in Saskatchewan aren't being reported: study A new study has found that Saskatchewan's methane emissions are up to 40 per cent higher than what is currently reported, backing up earlier research suggesting that the province is underestimating how much of the greenhouse gas is being released.With countless Canadians struggling to afford high housing costs, some have decided to relocate to countries where accommodation and other essential items cost less. CTVNews.
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