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How an oversaturated tattoo market is hurting some professional Montreal artists

[published_date] When Hans Deslauriers isn't tattooing clients in his studio twice a week, he's painting to help scratch his creative itch and pay his bills while dealing with a major slump in clients.  It wasn't always this way for the Montrealer who's been tattooing professionally for over a decade.  "I used to do six days a week of tattooing, but if…

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Wildfires send Canada’s carbon emissions soaring. And our peatlands emit even more

[published_date] It's been another smoky summer, with estimates suggesting that 2025 is set to be Canada's second-worst wildfire season year. Already, more than 5.5 million hectares have burned, almost triple the 10-year average for this time of the year.  But it's not just the forests that are burning. Canada is home to a quarter of the world's peatlands — boggy wetlands…

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Canada’s Stefan Daniel wins World Triathlon Para Series race in Montreal

[published_date] Decorated Canadian Para triathlete Stefan Daniel claimed his first victory of the season Saturday in Montreal. The 28-year-old Calgarian raced from the front of the pack in the swim, bike and run sprint distance to win the World Triathlon Para Series event. Daniel, a six-time world champion and two-time Paralympic medallist, covered the 750-kilometre…

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Former Hamilton lawyer barred from practising after law society says she failed ‘extremely vulnerable’ clients

[published_date] A Hamilton woman who for years has faced accusations of incompetence, abandoning vulnerable clients and misappropriating their money while she was practising law has had her licence suspended.  The Law Society Tribunal made the decision Thursday in the case involving Victoria Bruyn, at the request of the Law Society of Ontario (LSO), which regulates lawyers and paralegals in the province. …

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Nova Scotia vowed to stop spending in the U.S. Here’s how that’s going

[published_date] As U.S. President Donald Trump released his latest threat of a 35 per cent tariff on Canadian goods starting Aug. 1, Premier Tim Houston issued a statement calling the announcement from the White House "childish bullying" and said provincial procurement measures will stay in place.  In February the province said it would "limit access" to provincial procurement for American…

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Wildfire smoke leads to air quality warnings for much of Manitoba this weekend

[published_date] Smoke billowing from wildfires is leading to poor air quality and reducing visibility throughout most of Manitoba this weekend. Environment and Climate Change Canada issued warnings Saturday morning for a large swath of the province, including Winnipeg and Brandon in the south, the Interlake and Thompson in the north. The warnings advise people to limit…

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