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Eric Stober

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Covers:  cannabis, local news, business, culture, politics
Freelance journalist, previously @globalnews, @streetsoftrnto, @greencamphq

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Eric Stober is a freelance writer based in Toronto, Canada.

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Are car models made in Canada cheaper and better to insure?

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By Eric Stober Verified, Joan Pinto Verified, Caitlin McCormack Verified
| RATESDOTCA
Experts say that looking to 'Buy Canadian' won’t affect your car purchase costs or insurance rates too much. As the trade war with the U.S. heats up, there are still cars that are currently made in Canada for those looking for homegrown models. But manufacturers optimize for best return on investment. More than 90% of Canadian-made vehicles and 60% of locally produced auto parts are exported to the U.S., making the automotive sector highly exposed to the ongoing trade war.
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New survey finds almost half of Ontario students face psychological distress Original

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By Eric Stober Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
As Canada's youth get ready to return to school, experts say students are still facing big mental health challenges years after the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns upended the world. The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) just released its Ontario Student Drug Use and Health Survey that it has conducted every two years since 1977. A survey of over 11,000 students between grades 7-12 in Ontario found that students' mental health is trending better than in 2023, but there are still red flags.
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Is B.C.’s condo rescue plan a housing fix or a bailout?

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By Eric Stober Verified
| REM - Real Estate Magazine Verified
A $1.45-billion plan to buy up to 2,200 unsold condos in British Columbia is being panned as a bailout despite government arguments it will create affordable housing. The plan was announced in June in an unusual way — it was only a line with few details in a broader set of announcements from the federal and B.C. governments on their continuing partnerships.
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