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Regime change in Moscow 'definitely' the goal, Joly says, as Canada bans Russian steel, aluminum imports Canada's politicians 'don't want to recognize ... that the current Russian policy is supported by the ultimate majority of the nation,' Russia's Ambassador countered Photo by Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images/File.

Article content OTTAWA — Canada is banning the import of Russian steel and aluminum as part of its sanctions regime, as Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly raises the possibility of regime change in Moscow.

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Economists say the bank was squeezed by high interests rate and a balance sheet laden with Treasury bills.

The GOP has increasingly portrayed itself as against "wokeism" in all aspects even when the definition is unclear.

While companies may be investing in "woke" priorities like clean energy, it's because they're making money from doing so. »

But thanks to a new study from researchers at Tarleton State University in Fort Worth, Texas, the small-but-mighty pods are now being seen in an entirely new light.

Researchers discovered that food-grade plant extracts from okra have the power to remove microplastics from wastewater.

The study found that polysaccharides from okra and fenugreek were best for removing microplastics from ocean water, while a combo of okra and tamarind worked best for freshwater. »

A giant seaweed bloom – so large it can be seen from outer space – may be headed towards Florida’s Gulf Coast.

The sargassum bloom, at around 5,000 miles wide, is twice the width of the United States and is believed to be the largest in history.

However, the giant bloom can have disastrous consequences as it gets closer to the shore. »