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How Google Maps helped one Toronto commuter beat traffic — and the tax collector

[published_date] A simple question lies behind Patrick de Kruyff's Tax Court of Canada victory last month over the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA): Who on earth would suggest taking Toronto's Don Valley Parkway at rush hour? An auditor in Vancouver, that's who. The Toronto-based financial advisor reluctantly uses the words "smoking gun" when describing the key discovery…

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Quebec couple killed in Lisbon funicular crash remembered for archaeological legacy

[published_date] Tributes are pouring in for André Bergeron and his wife Blandine Daux for their contributions to Quebec archaeology following the couple's death in this week's funicular crash in Lisbon.  The pair worked at the archaeology and ethnology laboratory of the Centre de conservation du Québec in Quebec City. A founding member of the lab, Bergeron had worked at the conservation…

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Ontario’s top doctor says province needs to modernize vaccine registry, calls for national schedule

[published_date] Ontario's top doctor is calling for a national immunization schedule and registry to address gaps exposed by the resurgence of measles in Canada — but first, he says his own province needs a centralized digital vaccine system. Dr. Kieran Moore's annual report, recently tabled with the provincial legislature, says a co-ordinated approach from all…

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‘Hope is diminishing for this year’: P.E.I. potato farmers brace for crop losses due to lack of rain

[published_date] Potato producers across P.E.I. say this summer has been among the worst in recent memory for drought-like conditions. Andrew Lawless, operator of Hilltop Produce in Kinkora, has been running his irrigation system since the beginning of July, watering about 40 per cent of his crop once a week. Despite that, he estimates he will lose about…

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