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Greenbang just stumbled across an interesting (imagine that word in italics and you’ll see the type of interesting she means) site, top 10 myths about Canada and Canadians. Top myth number one? We live in igloos. Number two? Canadians do not have the same technology as Americans. (answer: Canadians
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Apparently, according to Greenbang’s brekkie connoisseur chums, bacon and maple syrup are an unlikely but beautiful marriage. Like Tia Maria and orange juice or Johnny Cash and Nine Inch Nails. Greenbang is skeptical to say the least. Bacon and maple syrup? You might as well roll stuff a sausage
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Interesting news from British Columbia: you go months without any and then two interesting pieces turn up at once. Much like buses, burglaries or Guns ‘N Roses albums in the early nineties. The first, if Greenbang maybe permitted a smattering of tabloidese for a moment, is that an art heist
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Bloody hell. While Greenbang was doing busy stirring the pot in honour of the Canadians’ decision to spend $13.6 million on fuel cell research, it seems the Canadians were all the time about to open their wallet of whoop-ass on the wind industry instead. Government owned power company Hydro-Québec
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The words ‘ethanol’ and ‘millions of dollars of investment’ are natural bedfellows these days, it seems. They’re going together like the proverbial horse and carriage, like good cheese and wine, like fish and chips, like Cannon and Ball. Yes, they’re that perfect together. Greenbang has amassed evidence to