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Home shopping? Your new place to live could come from a factory

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A need for faster construction of quality homes and apartments to address the nationwide housing shortage has companies like Woodstock's Ironwood Manufactured Homes ramping up production.
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Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Quietly Constructs 5 Secret Nuclear Bases, Slams U.S. Threats

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According to a new report, Russia is quietly building five secret nuclear bases spanning Belarus, the Arctic, and its Far East. Moscow has mocked U.S. threats as "theatrical" after President Trump pledged fresh arms for Ukraine, raising...
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Brussels pauses 5G rollout due to lack of proof mobile phones don't cause cancer

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Brussels has paused the 5G rollout for the moment due to the inability of scientists to prove mobile phones don't cause cancer. But the European Union is pressing ahead with its plans to develop 5G across the bloc with risk-based...
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Green Deal - the final touches

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The European Commission is finalizing the details of its Green deal - a climate action plan to be presented next week. After presiding the college of commissioners for the first time, Ursula von der Leyen announced new elements of the...
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Copenhagen green city goals

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Copenhagen has set itself an ambitious environmental goal. The city wants to become the first capital in the world to achieve carbon neutrality. The deadline is 2025. The project, launched 17 years ago, required an investment of more...
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Baghdad's historical Rashid Street and its role in Iraq's protests

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Rashid Street dates back to the 16th century and has borne witness to historic revolts in the past, something it is seeing again today.
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Albania earthquake: Several killed in 6.4-magnitude tremor

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Strongest earthquake to hit Albania in decades topples buildings, kills at least six and injures dozens.
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'A picture I will never forget': Euronews Albania chief on Earthquake chaos

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Euronews Albania's Editor-in-Chief, Franko Ergo, spoke to Good Morning Europe, where he described the moment he and his family ran from their home as it shook from the powerful 6.4 magnitude earthquake. The quake, which struck at 3:54...
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Iraq businesses hurt by protests

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Weeks of anti-government protests in Iraq are damaging trade.
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UK Grenfell Tower inquiry: fire services, construction at fault

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First part of UK Grenfell inquiry finds fire services, building materials responsible for 2017 fire in London.
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Notre Dame investigators believe fire caused ‘by accident’ and probe restoration work

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Investigators in Paris are working on the theory that the fire that ravaged Notre Dame Cathedral was started by accident. Speaking from the scene just before midday on Tuesday, the Paris prosecutor said there was nothing to indicate a...
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The lesson Canada's historic building can learn from the Notre-Dame fire

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Some of Canada's oldest buildings are places of worship, much like Notre-Dame Cathedral. Montreal alone has 450 churches that date back to the 1800s or earlier. That history is far less cared for, and far more vulnerable than you might...
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Latch Sees Expanded Use Cases For Smart Access System With UPS

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Latch's partnership with UPS is expanding to more cities ー and applications. "The use cases are so much broader than what we would've thought," Latch CEO and co-founder Luke Schoenfelder told Cheddar Wednesday. "People are coming up with...
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Tax breaks at centre of B.C.'s new long-term climate plan

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The plan, called Clean B.C., requires all new buildings to be net-zero energy by 2032, and all new cars sold to be zero-emission by 2040. It also redirects revenue from the carbon tax into incentives for the province's biggest industries...
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Why Travel Sites Need Transportation Partnerships, According to Booking.com CEO

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Gillian Tans, the CEO of Booking.com, spoke with Cheddar's Alex Heath at the Web Summit about how the the platform known for hotel deals is transitioning into a full service travel concierge.
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Booking.com CEO on Working With Competition to Become Full-Suite Concierge

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Gillian Tans, the CEO of Booking.com, spoke with Cheddar's Alex Heath at the Web Summit about how the the platform known for hotel deals is transitioning into a full service travel concierge.
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Genoa calls off search for survivors as last missing people found dead

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This weekend was about taking stock in Genoa. The search for survivors of the Morandi bridge collapse was called off Sunday as the last three missing were found dead, raising the death toll to 43. The three were from the same family, and...
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How the Fredericton shooting unfolded

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The National looks at how the Fredericton shooting unfolded, using information provided by police and witness accounts.
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NATO Summit Kicks Off, White House Misses Immigration Deadline, Deadly Gas Explosion in Midwest, and More

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These are the headlines you Need2Know: The NATO Summit got off to a heated start as President Trump already criticized member countries for not paying their fair share of defense spending. The Trump administration also missed its...
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New Monet exhibition in London explores the use of buildings in his work

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French Impressionist painter Claude Monet is perhaps best known for his landscapes in his native France. Now, a new exhibition at London's National Gallery is exploring another of his favoured subjects - architecture. It aims to show how...
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Massileo, the innovative energy network in the French city of Marseille

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Massileo is an intelligent, sustainable and innovative energy network in the French city of Marseille. Project director Charles-Antoine Raclet explains how the flagship scheme uses sea water from the ocean to generate energy. It is a...
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The Mediterranean helps boost the energy needs of Marseille

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The Mediterranean has become even more important for Marseille. France's second largest city keeps growing and energy needs follow that growth. New needs that could have a solution in renewable sources of energy, such as the sea. The...
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Housing crisis — are modular homes the solution?

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Canada's housing crisis, particularly in Vancouver, is a well-documented problem, one that has been without a fix so far — but some officials believe that modular housing is the solution. Proponents point to plans in other big cities...
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Witness the Sharjah Light Festival

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The city of Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates is aglow for its annual Light Festival. The eighth edition this year celebrates science, creativity and heritage. For 11 days, 24 international light artists beamed their talent and...