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Right to repair movement sees progress but advocates say it’s no easy fixA massaging hair brush that won't vibrate and a gramophone that stopped spinning were no match for the fix-it extraordinaires at Repair Café Toronto.EnvironmentJan 19
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Saskatoon students help mobility-limited kids by building electronicsStudents at Montgomery School in Saskatoon are learning about building electronics by helping make electronic adaptive switches for kids with movement-limiting disabilities.CanadaMay 9, 2023
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SUMObots, high school students engage at Sask. Polytech Robot RumbleSask. Polytech instructor Anthony Voykin said high school students from all around the province really get into the Robot Rumble.EducationMay 3, 2023
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Saskatoon morning news rewind: Monday, April 17Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Monday, April 17.Apr 17, 2023
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Boxing Week, New Year’s Eve keeping Lethbridge businesses busyLethbridge businesses set Boxing Day sales through the week, hoping to draw customers into their shops through the new year.EconomyDec 27, 2022
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Saskatoon morning news rewind: Friday, Dec. 16Here's a look back on who was on 'Global News Morning Saskatoon' for Friday, Dec. 16.Dec 16, 2022
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Costco misses revenue expectations as consumers cut back on discretionary itemsCostco Wholesale Corp COST.O reported quarterly revenue on Thursday that missed analysts' estimates, with consumers cutting back spending on discretionary items.EconomyDec 8, 2022
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‘Not quite the same’: Lethbridge retailers navigate Black Friday during pandemicbig-box and smaller local businesses in Lethbridge advertised mark downs on Nov. 26 in an effort to entice shoppers to kick off their holiday shopping.ConsumerNov 26, 2021
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B.C. flooding could cause local food and gas shortages, widespread supply chain woesThe severity of the impact depends on how quickly transport routes can be restored, experts say.MoneyNov 17, 2021
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Winnipeg student hosts e-waste drive to properly dispose old electronicsThrowing your electronics in the trash sends them to a landfill where they'll take hundreds of years to decompose, according to the Green Action Centre.EnvironmentJul 18, 2021
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