Tracey Lindeman

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  • A selection of the author’s budding plant collection.Lifestyle

    Plants, plants, plants: The social media plant craze

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  • LIVINGSTON, MT – APRIL 10: A sign reading “Buy Local” with closed restaurants and shops on Main Street on April 10, 2020 in Livingston, Montana. (Photo by William Campbell/Corbis via Getty Images)Retail

    A year of exhaustion has weakened consumers’ resolve to make ethical buying choices

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  • Inside ‘VSL’ (a reference to the district in which the farm is located, Ville St-Laurent), the company’s newest greenhouse that sits on top of the former Sears warehouse.Retail

    The future of the food supply chain lives on a rooftop in Montreal

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  • Shoppers wearing face masks to protect them from the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) at a Walmart store in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on Oct. 20, 2020. (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto via Getty Images)Politics

    What Canada’s COVID response can teach the U.S. about social safety nets

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  • A residence in New York City that an investor can buy into via Compound.Finance

    Can’t afford to buy an apartment? This startup wants to sell you a share of one

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  • Montreal street signReal Estate

    Montreal’s empty storefront problem is a lesson to every city

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  • Single Stream RecyclingEnvironment

    Recycling hasn’t changed in years, but America is on the cusp of a reckoning

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  • Travelers wait in line to drop off bags at Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA) in Arlington, Va., on Wednesday, Nov. 27, 2019.

    Can Technology Save the Air Travel Industry From Its Delay Problem?

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  • Businesses on Bourbon Street in New OrleansReal Estate

    Airbnb Changed New Orleans—And Now New Orleans Can’t Live Without It

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