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Just in case it wasn’t clear ….@repbeatty during this afternoon’s Black Women’s Agenda Luncheon #CBC

winwithblackwomendc
Just in case it wasn’t clear ….@repbeatty during this afternoon’s Black Women’s Agenda Luncheon #CBC
Alberta researchers investigate how zombie parasites take control of ant brains
Researchers from Calgary and Lethbridge are zeroing in on how a zombie parasite found in southern Alberta manages to invade the livers of cattle, elk and deer by first h...
The tangled what-ifs of Alberta separation — from trade and treaties to currency and disaster costs
Here's some of what to expect when you're extracting the province from Canada.
#AndrewSheer is on the air, lying again. Why does mainstream media platform this lying 🤡?
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Not just lemonade stands: How a new wave of 'kid-preneurs' are making their own money
Across Canada, kids are getting an early taste of entrepreneurship — earning money, testing their ideas and learning skills they can carry into adulthood. Experts ...
Trump says proposed triumphal arch near White House would house drones, snipers
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday the triumphal arch he plans to build near Arlington National Cemetery in Washington would double as a "military complex" housi...
OSAP delay sends Ontario college students home on 1st day of school
Maya Tilley had planned her year around a new college program, but instead of walking into class on the first day, she found herself being sent home — along with about a dozen other...
Facing a super El Niño, this scientist says we can look to the past for climate solutions
Facing what could be the most devastating El Niño ever, a Peruvian scientist has turned to her ancestors for solutions to extreme weather events — and she’s no...
N.S. gave Saint Mary's University $25M to transform health care. Then it quietly killed the program
The Nova Scotia government gave Saint Mary's University $25 million in 2023 to create health-care data analytics and management programs to revolutio...
'Agent Layla': Sex assault victim turned secret agent brings her abuser to justice
A new CBC Podcast tells how Vienna Luke, the victim of a historic sexual assault, went undercover as an RCMP agent to record a confession from the family member who a...
North Korea fires two ballistic missiles off east coast in three hours
North Korea launched two missiles off its eastern coast on Sunday, its second set of tests in roughly a week and days after Pyongyang accused the U.S. of driving tensions on the ...
The province is proposing a ‘working forest’ model — but what does that mean?
B.C. is testing out a new forestry model in Campbell River that it says will reduce industry red tape for the struggling sector. But advocates and experts have concerns ov...
Ukraine fires over 1,000 drones at Russia, including hundreds launched at Moscow
Across the wider Moscow region, the attack killed two people and wounded 20, local Gov. Andrei Vorobyov said. The dead were a 74-year-old man and a 44-year-old woman, he...
Sunrise and sunset in September: Enjoy these photos from around N.B.
If you get any nice shots, be sure to send them to us at [email protected] for a chance to be featured in next week's edition. Don't forget to include your name and ...
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Voices in the wilderness: The rise of tick research in the Maritimes
A new wave of tick researchers credit a New Brunswick trailblazer as the drive to understand the invasive pest gathers steam across the Maritimes.
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UNB students building electric racecar bound for international competition
The UNB Formula Racing team is building a Formula 1-style electric racecar that will compete against over 100 other schools in Michigan next June. The tea...
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‘It’s a form of therapy’: Quebec line dancing school sees boom in attendance
A country line dancing school in Saint-Lazare, Que., has recently experienced an exponential increase in attendance. As a result, it’s had to add more classes, reaching 10 ...
Canada's 'Railway City' wants passenger trains back. Like much of the country, it's not so simple
Canada is spending billions to expand passenger rail after decades of decline, but torn-up tracks, lost corridors and a surviving network built around ...