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We’re excited to share that Tellwut has a brand-new look! We’ve refreshed the site to make it simpler, clearer, and easier to navigate—so you can spend less time searching and more time earning points. Click the link below to read our blog with the full details!

Canada's EV market could face a major shift as Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Beijing this week.

Health Canada has introduced new regulations requiring higher levels of vitamin D in milk and margarine in an effort to address widespread deficiency across the country. With limited sunlight for much of the year, many Canadians struggle to get enough of this essential nutrient.

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Food history isn’t just about fancy dishes — sometimes it includes truly strange recipes. A food creator known as Sandwiches of History recently recreated a 1909 “popcorn sandwich” made with popcorn, sardines, ketchup, and cheese on toast. It’s not exactly a crowd favorite, but it offers a fun glimpse into how tastes have changed over time. Would you ever try a popcorn sandwich like this?

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