Opinion: Quebec's recycling changes are welcome, but not enough

Breakfast is often considered the most important meal of the day, although not everyone starts their morning with it. Despite some people preferring more time before eating or feeling rushed, breakfast has been linked to better health, attentiveness, and weight management. Additionally, breakfast is believed to be crucial for athletic performance, with breakfast eaters reported to have more stamina than those who skip breakfast. Full Article

Greg Porteous, a resident of Courtenay, B.C., makes biochar in his backyard as a way to combat climate change by sequestering carbon from organic materials. Biochar, created through pyrolysis, can be added to soil to improve its quality and increase crop yields. Researchers like Annette Cowie and Dipita Ghosh are exploring the benefits of biochar for soil health and wildfire prevention, making it a valuable tool in the fight against climate change. Full Article

The article features an Andy Donato cartoon from February 23, 2025. The cartoon is not loading, but viewers can access other videos from the team. The content of the cartoon is not described in the summary. Full Article

In the latest edition of Breadcrumb Trail Links from Cult of Hockey, the focus is on the recent success of Team Canada in the Four Nations Faceoff Championship Game, with Connor McDavid playing a crucial role in the victory. The article highlights the viewership numbers for the game, Jordan Binnington's strong performance, and Leon Draisaitl's impressive contributions to the Edmonton Oilers. The piece also addresses defensive issues and praises McDavid's ability to shine in key...

out of the summary. The article discusses whether the upcoming election is a sure win for Doug Ford and if it ultimately matters. It questions the potential impact of voter turnout and the importance of campaign strategies in determining the election outcome. The author highlights the uncertainty surrounding the election results and the significance of factors beyond just the popularity of a candidate. Full Article

The University of Windsor Lancers' track and field teams claimed bronze medals at the OUA championships, showing significant improvement with 10 medals, including four golds, and a 47-point increase in points. Both the men's and women's teams are closing the gap on the competition, with standout performances from athletes like Mandy Brunet and Ben Tilson contributing to the team's success. Despite finishing behind Western and Guelph, the Lancers are steadily progressing and aiming for further...