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Jamella Hagen was eager to drive and help her boyfriend break up the long journey from Vancouver back to Whitehorse in his newly-purchased EV. He got it because of the changing climate. But they realized driving it through wildfires came with a unique set of challenges.rounds up the consumer and health news you need.EV charging stations can't compete with gas stations in a crisis, driver says
Some of the routes Hagen planned to take were shut down and redirected to make room for evacuees leaving Kelowna and the Shuswap region. The drinks usually contain high doses of caffeine and sugar, and are popular among teens in large part due to online influencers. In July, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalled more than two dozen energy drink brands due to caffeine content higher than the legal limit of 180 mg per serving in Canada.
"When we use control it's going to either invite full rebellion or sneaky behaviour," said Alyson Schafer, a family counsellor and parenting expert in Toronto.
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