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UCalgary Space Weather Network Aids Northern Security

University of Calgary's space-weather monitoring system becomes crucial for Canada's northern security strategy, enhancing protection against solar threats. Learn how this technology safeguards critical infrastructure.

Goderich neighbours battle affordable housing plan

Residents of 110 Picton Street West oppose town council's rezoning proposal for affordable housing, advocating instead for a senior's park in the community space. Learn about the growing tension.

Sheltered Skate Space Opens on Granville Island

A new sheltered skateboarding facility has opened on Vancouver's Granville Island, providing a year-round, weather-protected space for local skaters to practice and connect.

B.C. Doctor Studies Anesthetic Drugs in Space

A B.C. anesthesiologist is pioneering research into how anesthetic drugs behave in zero gravity, a critical step for future long-duration space missions and medical emergencies in space.

$10 Gap Between B.C. Minimum and Living Wage

Over 700,000 low-wage workers in British Columbia face impossible choices as the gap between minimum wage and living wage reaches $10 per hour in Metro Vancouver.

Federal Millions Fuel Canada's Commercial Space Race

Federal government invests millions in Canada's commercial space sector, marking new chapter for Atlantic spaceport development and private space companies. Learn how this funding transforms space access.

Federal Funding Boosts Atlantic Canada Space Race

Federal investment marks turning point for Atlantic Canada's emerging space industry as Nordspace overcomes launch challenges. Discover how this funding accelerates regional space ambitions.

Windsor Non-Profit Enhanced by 2023 Grant

Community Living Essex County says it is better prepared to serve its clients thanks to a 2023 grant. Learn how this funding is making a difference in Windsor.

Lethbridge living wage surges 11.5% to $22.30

A new report shows Lethbridge's living wage has increased to $22.30 per hour, making the city less affordable for working families. Learn what this means for Alberta residents.

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