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Electric vehicles: part of a global climate change solution

by Priscilla Pajdo December 20, 2021August 25, 2023

Electric vehicles (EV) may not solve the issues associated with climate change; they may play a key role in helping reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG). According to Our World in Data, the energy sector is responsible for 73% of all GHG emissions. That rate includes roughly 16% of emissions associated with transportation, of which 12% is related to road transportation.

In Canada, road transportation accounts for roughly one-fifth of the nation’s total GHG emissions. Eliminating carbon emissions from passenger vehicles is part of the national plan to reach net-zero by 2050. (more…)

Carpentieri all’avanguardia nell’edilizia sostenibile

by Priscilla Pajdo December 17, 2021August 25, 2023

TORONTO – Lo skyline di Toronto sta cambiando rapidamente. Strutture in legno massiccio stanno sorgendo tra la giungla di cemento e acciaio. L’ultima aggiunta al lungolago di Toronto sta avvenendo al George Brown College, il sito della più alta struttura in legno massiccio dell’Ontario… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>

Prezzi cibo alle stelle, sarà un caro Natale

by Priscilla Pajdo December 13, 2021August 25, 2023

TORONTO – Prepararsi per le feste significa recarsi al negozio per fare scorta di generi alimentari. Con i prezzi del cibo in aumento, il conto della spesa sarà costoso. In vista del nuovo anno, gli acquirenti pagheranno di più per sfamare le loro famiglie… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>

Peso della pandemia e nuove spese, ecco l’update fiscale

by Francesco Veronesi December 13, 2021August 25, 2023

TORONTO – Fare il punto sullo stato di salute delle finanze canadesi e capire se esistano i presupposti per programmare un rientro dal deficit a lunga scadenza. Sono questi i due temi centrali alla vigilia della presentazione del nuovo update fiscale da parte del governo federale, alla luce anche delle ulteriori spese approvate per fare fronte all’emergenza Covid-19 e della crescente incertezza legata allo sviluppo della nuova variante Omicron in Canada e nel resto del mondo… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>

The challenges of filling bellies as food prices soar

by Priscilla Pajdo December 12, 2021August 25, 2023

Prepping for the holidays means heading to the store to stock up on groceries. Based on provincial capacity limits, Ontario families could be entertaining up to 25 people in their homes this holiday season. With food prices on the rise, that grocery bill will be pricey. Heading into the new year, shoppers will be paying more to feed their families.

According to Canada’s Food Price Report 2022 (released December 9), an average family of four is expected to pay up to $14,767 for food in 2022. That represents an increase of about $966 from the total annual food cost in 2021, an overall increase between 5% and 7%. (more…)

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Electric vehicles: part of a global climate change solution

Carpentieri all’avanguardia nell’edilizia sostenibile

Prezzi cibo alle stelle, sarà un caro Natale

Peso della pandemia e nuove spese, ecco l’update fiscale

The challenges of filling bellies as food prices soar

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