Tag: May
First Student school bus drivers in Grey-Bruce set strike deadline
The union representing First Student Canada school bus drivers in the Owen Sound and Kincardine areas are warning that its members could go on strike beginning next week (Nov. 10). Unifor, which represents close to 150 bus drivers in the two areas, said that its members could go on strike beginning on Nov. 10 if […]
US Climate Groups Ready To Battle Trump Policies At UN Climate Summit COP30
On the eve of COP30, the US has announced that none of its officials will attend the climate talks, which will be set in Brazil’s Amazonian city of Belém. Oh, yeah: the lack of presence from “the largest, the most dominant, most important geopolitical player from the whole world” will … [continued]
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A Broad Family EV Journey, Including Tesla FSD 14 for a Member with Parkinson’s
With the purchase of a 2nd Tesla Model Y in the last few weeks, my immediate family now has 5 Teslas. My brother and I were early adopters of electric vehicles. My first was a Nissan Leaf lease for $200/month starting February 31, 2014. I followed that with two more … [continued]
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Air Pollution Linked To Dementia
Air pollution might be somewhat of a difficult topic for the public to understand fully because it’s not only what we see with our eyes. The obvious signs are smoke coming from tailpipes and smokestacks or offensive smells or wildfire smoke and haze. We can also sometimes see smog, but … [continued]
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Many Michigan families can’t find child care. Will $400K help Up North?
A new state grant will build on a model developed in Leelanau County, hoping to alleviate the so-called “child care deserts” in parts of northern Michigan.
