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The Mayor of Niagara Falls, New York, Wants Canadians Back

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By Katie Underwood Verified
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In a bygone era, upstate New York was a Canadian’s paradise. We spent our slightly weaker dollar in its casinos and outlet malls, picked up fatty, foreign delicacies at Target, trolled Americans at away games and drank in the majesty of Niagara Falls from a different angle.
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Suzanne Simard Speaks for the Trees

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By Katie Underwood Verified
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In the late ’90s, Suzanne Simard started what can only be (indelicately) described as a firestorm in the forestry world. Her Ph.D. findings, published in the renowned journal Nature, argued that trees weren’t the valiant loners scientists once believed them to be. Rather, they survived through symbiosis, communicating and even sharing carbon through a subterranean series of mycorrhizal networks (fungal root systems).
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CBC’s Rosemary Barton Has No Time for Fake News

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By Katie Underwood Verified
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in an era when objective truth is a nice-to-have and the bar for politicians is in the depths of hell, it’s helpful to have someone like Rosemary Barton in the mix. For more than two decades, Barton, currently the CBC’s chief political correspondent, has chatted with, fact-checked and, when the occasion merits it, borderline interrogated the country’s most consequential public figures.
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