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The world could run out of bananas.

Just over one year ago, a high school student in Sweden named Greta Thunberg walked out of school to strike for the climate.

Rite of passage or just part of growing up? This is the time of year when young adults start making daily decisions for themselves. Some of these decisions will affect their waistlines.

Predictably, I suppose, the Federal Court of Appeal has released its latest 鈥渏obs for the boys鈥� decision. The court ruled that six of 12聽proposed legal challenges to the Trans Mountain pipeline can proceed.

Having just returned from the Arctic on board HMCS Ville de Quebec, I was able to witness first-hand how the glaciers are receding and ice patterns are changing.

The wolf ran along the beach, pausing to consider the black bear munching on bugs. It decided to give the larger animal a wide berth, then glanced up at the five of us watching, before running right past us.

There are only a limited number of spaces still available for bakers to take a whisk and choux off their baking skills at the 11th annual Gingerbread Showcase, November to January at the Parkside Hotel and Spa.

In every generation, there is a point where parents sit their kids down and talk about drugs. I am pretty sure this conversation always starts with: 鈥淭he drugs today are stronger than they were when I was young.

So it happened again last week; the annual ritual we have all come to take for granted but, in fact, is a small organizational miracle: sa国际传媒鈥檚 public schools opened for the 2019-20 school year 鈥� all on Sept. 3 at about 9聽a.m.

Last week, I told Tyler鈥檚 story, a fictionalized account of life to the age of 30 of 鈥渁 prototypical adolescent offender in sa国际传媒,鈥� highlighting 鈥渢he most common risk factors that affect Canadian youth who become involved in crime.