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With the federal government under pressure to freeze its planned increase to the carbon tax, policy experts are calling for a clear-eyed debate over the legislation and its role in the country's climate goals. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, along with seven premiers, have called for the scheduled April 1 hike to be scrapped, saying it will only make inflation worse. ()鈥�听

The鈥疻orld Happiness Report鈥痳eflects a worldwide demand for more attention to happiness and well-being as criteria for government policy. It reviews the state of happiness in the world today and shows how the science of happiness explains personal and national variations in happiness. The report鈥檚 release aligns with the United Nation鈥檚 International Day of Happiness, March 20, 2024. ()听

On鈥疉pril 8, 2024, a spectacular and rare celestial event is set to unfold over Canada, the United States and Mexico鈥�鈥� a total鈥痵olar eclipse. As the鈥疢oon鈥痑ligns perfectly between鈥疎arth鈥痑nd the鈥疭un, temporary darkness will sweep across parts of the country, captivating countless spectators. Quebec hasn't witnessed a total solar eclipse in over 50鈥痽ears, and it will be over 80鈥痽ears before the next one. ()听

As鈥痬easles鈥痗ontinues its slow spread across communities in the country, health officials are urging Canadians to stay vigilant and keep their vaccinations up-to-date. Health Minister鈥疢ark Holland鈥痵aid he is 鈥渄eeply concerned鈥� with the global measles outbreak and its potential impact on Canada. ()听

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Most Canadians can look forward to a warmer-than-normal spring, but they should also brace for the season鈥檚 "profound mood swings," according to The Weather Network's latest outlook. The forecast predicts that the unusually mild winter seen across much of the country thanks to El Ni帽o conditions will pave the way for even more pleasant weather in the coming weeks, but not without some interruptions.

After helping to discover鈥痶he world's first deposit of natural hydrogen in West Africa, which kick-started a search for the buried gas around the world, Denis鈥疊ri猫re hopes his next breakthrough will be in Canada. Bri猫re is a petrophysicist and vice-president of Calgary-based Chapman Hydrogen and Petroleum Engineering, which plans to begin testing and drilling in northern Ontario this summer in the hopes of finding enough hydrogen underground to produce鈥痑nd market鈥痶he gas.