Hong Kong Airlines Celebrates Inaugural Flight to Sendai, Japan

HONG KONG, Dec. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Hong Kong Airlines today celebrated its inaugural flight to Sendai, Japan, providing travellers with convenient access to the Tohoku region just in time for the Christmas holiday season. Sendai marks the airline’s ninth scheduled destination in Japan, with three direct flights per week offering flexible morning departure times to…

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Why the Carney’s ‘Productivity Mega Deduction’ alone won’t fix Canadian competitiveness

Why the Carney’s ‘Productivity Mega Deduction’ alone won’t fix Canadian competitiveness

When Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the new Productivity Mega Deduction (PMD) at the Canada Investment Summit, business groups reacted with predictable enthusiasm. The policy allows companies to immediately write off the entire cost of about two-thirds of capital assets on a permanent basis. I have long argued that Canada needs a permanent, immediate write-off…

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From everyday café favourites to cold brew and cold foam, these two De’Longhi machines suit very different coffee lovers

In a busy, coffee-loving household, an automatic machine that can do more than simply brew espresso can make a real difference. The De’Longhi Magnifica Evo (ECAM29083TB) and Eletta Explore Silver (ECAM45065S) both happily tackle the work of grinding beans, brewing coffee and texturing milk — although one gives you considerably more ways to enjoy it….

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Eating More Ultra-Processed Foods Worsens Health, Raises Death Risk

Share on PinterestNew research found that consuming more ultra-processed foods is linked to an increased risk of multiple health conditions. LauriPatterson/E+/Getty Images A large study has found that eating more ultra-processed foods (UPFs) was linked to a higher risk of disease and early death. The risk of chronic diseases increased with higher UPF consumption, but…

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What air pollution does to the human body

I grew up in rural Colorado, deep in the mountains, and I can still remember the first time I visited Denver in the early 2000s. The city sits on the plain, skyscrapers rising and buildings extending far into the distance. Except, as we drove out of the mountains, I could barely see the city –…

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