Agnikul test fires 3D-printed rocket engine, preps for launch
In a major step toward its upcoming orbital mission, Indian space startup Agnikul Cosmos has successfully conducted a…
Patrice Mousseau is building an Indigenous business ecosystem, one entrepreneur at a time
Open this photo in gallery: Patrice Mousseau, founder of Satya Organic, managed to build a thriving beauty business…
Developing a green thumb young can help prevent cancer: study
Helping children develop a green thumb could have lifelong health benefits including preventing cancer, according to new work…
Illegal fishing is awash in the Timor and Arafura seas. Discarded ‘ghost nets’ kill wildlife and destroy Australia’s pristine coastline
In Australia’s wild northern waters there have been stories of illegal fishermen being taken by crocodiles. But with…
Critics say new Covid-19 rollout plan is flawed
People thought to be at high risk from COVID-19 in the province are now qualified to be immunized,…
From King’s to Global Policy: Alumni Lead Canada-U.S. Talk
As part of this year’s Law & Public Policy Symposium, three accomplished alumni discussed the evolving dynamics of…
eSupply Canada Announces 2025 Future Leaders Scholarship Recipient
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Person with measles was on Air Canada flight from Toronto to Edmonton
Alberta Health Services (AHS) is issuing a notice of a person with confirmed measles in the Edmonton Zone…
7 Shocking Facts About Canadian Culture You Didn’t Know
7 Shocking Facts About Canadian Culture You Didn’t Know
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Submissions for the W.O. Mitchell Book Prize Open in Calgary
The City of Calgary is now accepting submissions for the W.O. Mitchell Book Prize, honoring the legacy of…
Photo of Alberta Premier in ribbon skirt sparks controversy
Update: This story has been udpdated to add a comment from the premier’s office. A photo being shared…
Canadians divided on Indigenous rights in what B.C. leader calls ‘harmful’ poll
A new poll has found that Canadians are divided on Indigenous rights. The poll, commissioned by the Angus…