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Michael Coren

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Anglican priest. 20 books: 12 languages, 7 bestsellers. Toronto Star/Globe & Mail/Telegraph/Spectator/Times/Church Times/Premier Mag/CKTB radio, etc.
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See which native plants will thrive in your garden Original

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By Michael Coren, Naema Ahmed Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
See which native plants will thrive in your garden (washingtonpost.com) See which native plants will thrive in your garden By Michael J. Coren; Naema Ahmed 2026081823280900 Americans were once fiercely patriotic about plants. Thomas Jefferson was a devoted gardener at Monticello who wanted only plants "indigenous to our native soil" in the White House grounds, a friend recalled. As we celebrate America's 250th birthday, Americans have seldom been so divided.
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Notebook: Michael Coren

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By Michael Coren
| Church Times Verified
Micro management TORONTO winters are well known, although the weather is more severe in western Canada and also to the east in Quebec. Our summers are usually relentlessly hot, however, and we also experience heavy storms and torrential rainfall. One of our daughters lives in Ottawa, with her husband and our two grandchildren, and recently the city was drenched in almost five inches of rain in less than three hours. The result was widespread flooding, which included their friends’ basement.
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Battery-powered appliances could transform U.S. power grid

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By Michael Coren
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Listen to this article The Blueprint Impulse and Copper offer battery-powered induction stoves Copper secures $32 million deal with New York housing authority Battery costs have fallen more than 90% since 2010 Sixty years ago, giant mainframes dominated computing. Today, everyone has a supercomputer in their pocket. Something similar may be about to happen to our electrical grid. At the moment, we depend on massive centralized power plants analogous to the old, room-size mainframes.
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