Partial human remains discovered in Winnipeg back alley
Winnipeg police are investigating after partial human remains were found in a North End back alley on November 26, 2025. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
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Human remains found in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
Human remains discovered in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield on November 26, 2025. Sûreté du Québec leading investigation into the unsettling discovery.
Canadian Anti-Trafficking Hotline Sees Record Calls
Canada's anti-trafficking hotline experienced a record number of contacts last year and is on track to surpass that number in 2025. Learn about the growing crisis.
Food for Thought: How Diet Impacts Mental Health
Discover how nutritional psychiatry links your diet to mood and anxiety. Learn which foods boost mental wellness and how the gut-brain axis works. Start your journey to a healthier mind today.
Gender Bias Found in Human-AI Interactions, Study Reveals
New research reveals humans exhibit gender bias, being more likely to exploit AI assistants perceived as female. Discover the implications for tech ethics.
Canadian Coalition Demands Action on Darfur Genocide
Human rights advocates and MPs warn Darfur faces worsening genocide, urging Canada to act on humanitarian crisis affecting 7.5 million people. Read the urgent call.
Study: Adolescence lasts until age 32
A groundbreaking Cambridge study reveals the human brain has five distinct developmental phases, with adolescence extending into our early 30s. Discover what this means for understanding human maturity.
Fake Human Skull Found at Boston Construction Site
Construction workers at Boston's Black Falcon Terminal unearthed a human skull, later confirmed as fake. The discovery sparked initial fears and mob connections.
Breakthrough in aggressive brain tumour treatment
Canadian and U.S. researchers achieve major breakthrough in treating aggressive brain tumours using innovative portable ultrasound technology. Learn how this could revolutionize cancer care.
HR Advisors Urge Caution on Quebec Union Bill
The Order of Human Resources Advisors expresses concerns about Quebec's proposed trade union legislation. Learn about the potential impacts on labor relations in the province.
Human Lifestyles Linked to Chronic Diseases in Animals
A new study reveals how human activities are driving a rise in chronic diseases in wildlife. Discover the impact of our 'silent killers' on animal health.
UN human rights expert demands U.S. end Cuba sanctions
A UN human rights expert calls for immediate lifting of U.S. sanctions against Cuba, citing humanitarian concerns and economic impact. Read the latest developments.
Re-engineering the Human Body for Space Travel
Christopher E. Mason discusses the NASA Twins Study and a visionary plan to genetically prepare humanity for long-term space exploration and life on other planets.
Jewish groups voice concern over new museum exhibit
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights faces criticism from Jewish organizations over its planned 'Nakba' exhibit, raising concerns about balance and potential antisemitism.
Neuroscientist on the Right Way to Use AI for Brain Growth
AI neuroscientist Sarah Baldeo explains how artificial intelligence, when used correctly, can actually help your brain develop and grow stronger. Learn the proper approach.
Trump defends Saudi crown prince amid rights policy shift
Analysis reveals deeper U.S. policy shift on human rights as Trump defends Saudi crown prince. Explore the changing diplomatic landscape and its global implications.
Spain exhumes Franco-era victim in recovery effort
Spain continues its historical memory initiative with the exhumation of another victim from Francisco Franco's dictatorship era, part of ongoing national reconciliation efforts.
Ex-Philippine Mayor Gets Life for Human Trafficking
Former Bamban Mayor Alice Guo sentenced to life imprisonment for human trafficking operations at fraudulent scam centre after being deported from Indonesia.
London human rights activist Martin Withenshaw passes
The London community mourns Martin Withenshaw, a dedicated human rights activist known for pushing boundaries in advocacy work. His legacy continues through local organizations.
Vendasta Wins Canada's Most Admired Corporate Culture 2025
Saskatoon's Vendasta earns 2025 Canada's Most Admired Corporate Culture award for its AI-driven workplace excellence and transformative impact on small business growth.
Ex-Philippine Mayor Convicted in Human Trafficking Case
Dismissed Bamban town Mayor Alice Guo found guilty of human trafficking following deportation from Indonesia. Read the full details of the landmark case.
Israel Accused of War Crimes in West Bank Expulsions
Human rights group alleges Israel committed war crimes expelling West Bank refugees. Get the latest details on this developing international story.
Fluoride in Water Improves Cognitive Function: Study
New research reveals fluoride in drinking water enhances cognitive performance in young people. Discover how this common additive benefits brain function without negative effects.
Medicine Hat Radio Host Fights Brain Tumor, Needs Help
Longtime Medicine Hat broadcaster Kim Johnston faces debilitating health crisis as community rallies. Rural Albertans speak out about healthcare challenges. Support grows for local radio personality.
B.C. woman spreads joy after 14 brain surgeries
A Tsawwassen woman's sparkling personality helped her endure 14 brain surgeries. Now she's giving back to her community through music and positivity.
Donated brain thrown out, lawsuit dismissed at Children's Wisconsin
A family's lawsuit against Children's Wisconsin was dismissed after their donated brain was accidentally discarded. The case highlights accountability issues in medical research donations.
Skilled Immigrants Leaving Canada, Report Finds
A new report reveals 20% of immigrants leave Canada within 25 years, with highly educated professionals most likely to depart. Discover the factors driving this 'leaky bucket' trend.
Kissing May Have Evolved 21 Million Years Ago
Groundbreaking research reveals romantic kissing dates back 21 million years, challenging previous records of 4,500 years. Discover the evolution of human intimacy.
Study: Immigrants with Master's, PhDs Leaving Canada
A new study reveals permanent residents with master's degrees or PhDs are departing Canada at elevated rates. Explore the factors behind this troubling brain drain trend.
Philips Expands AI Neuroimaging Partnership with Cortechs.ai
Royal Philips extends partnership with Cortechs.ai to integrate AI-powered neuroimaging analytics directly into MR systems, enhancing precision diagnostics for neurological conditions.
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