Technology
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This electric train will recharge its batteries using gravity
The energy recovery technology imagined by Fortescue Future Industrie is largely dependent on the gradient of the route taken by…
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Fishing for trout, from the pond to the plate
If we choose to go fishing, the first thing to know is that a good part of the fun is…
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The heritage to protect and that seen from the sky
The heritage to protect and that seen from the sky Posted on June 26, 2021 The monoliths of Quarry Island…
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The bingo industry wants to modernize
Marc-André Clément is aware of the decline of the industry. I don’t see a future, unless there are major changes,…
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The rise of flower farms in Quebec: a “women’s affair”
Mano Capano was one of the first to own a flower farm in the province 20 years ago. I was…
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Disc golf: a sport increasingly practiced by women
Jo Henderson was behind the creation of this women’s league which she started with the help of the Edmonton Disc…
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Five tips to reduce the effects of heat on pets
The pets, too, had a hard time getting through these hot, sunny days. Here are five veterinary tips to keep…
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The INSPQ fears the return of excesses
Small and medium parties, to use the expression used by Prime Minister François Legault, will become big as health rules…
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Vaccination: Toronto breaks North American daily record at Maple Leafs arena | Coronavirus: Ontario
The preliminary accounts presented by the City indicate that in the end, 26,771 doses were administered, among them 981 first…
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Nearly 30% of Canadians broke health rules during the pandemic
The study, conducted by the Canadian Hub for Applied and Social Research (CHASR) at the University of Saskatchewan, analyzed responses…
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