Baker Martin Auer is causing a stir in New York with a rye sourdough that costs five times what it does back home in Austria. He's not the first to turn everyday products into a luxury goods. The post Bread for $60? Inside the Business of Turning Everyday Food into Luxury appeared first on Business Traveller.

Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death globally, accounting for a third of all deaths. The tragedy? It is largely preventable. On World Heart Day on September 29, which continues its “Don’t Miss a Beat” theme, three prominent cardiologists share their hopes and fears for the future of heart health, the technologies that excite them, the simple daily choices that could save your life, and essential habits they practise to safeguard their own. 1. An early diagnosis advocate Among the...

A new report says a number of factors converged to produce a “preventable tragedy” in which two workers and four close contacts died after a massive COVID-19 outbreak at Cargill’s beef processing plant in High River, Alta., in 2020.

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Maintenance projects have been put off around the country and resources diverted to the president’s favored projects in Washington.

The top 40 fish and chip shops across the country have been shortlisted for a prestigious prize awarded by the National Federation of Fish Friers.

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