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Trump suggests 50-year mortgages would be no big deal
Former President Donald Trump proposes 50-year mortgages as housing solution. Analysis of potential impact on Canadian real estate market and homebuyers.
France Marks 10 Years Since November 13 Attacks
A decade after the coordinated November 13 Paris attacks, France bears the scars. Remembering the Bataclan and national trauma. Never forget.
Edmonton Students Scramble After College Campus Shuts Down
Edmonton community leaders and displaced students are scrambling for solutions after a sudden college campus closure leaves academic futures uncertain.
Murder charges in Richmond Hill arson that killed girl, 11
Two individuals face murder charges following a devastating Richmond Hill arson that claimed the lives of an 11-year-old girl and her aunt. York Regional Police continue their investigation into this heartbreaking case.
Vibe Coding: Collins Dictionary's 2024 Word of the Year
Discover how 'vibe coding' - the AI-powered programming approach that's revolutionizing software development - earned Collins Dictionary's prestigious Word of the Year title for 2024.
5,000+ researchers oppose federal data disclosure order
Thousands of Canadian researchers are fighting back against a federal tribunal order requiring the disclosure of 25 years of grant application data, citing privacy and academic freedom concerns.
MRU Rally Sees Campus Unite in Support of Teachers
Hundreds of MRU students, faculty, and staff joined forces in a powerful campus rally supporting ATA members amid ongoing contract negotiations and concerns about academic freedom.
Canada cuts foreign aid, research funding to pre-pandemic levels
The Canadian government is implementing significant budget cuts to international assistance and academic research, returning spending to 2019 levels amid fiscal constraints.
Harvard Medical School Fireworks Incident: Two Arrested
Two Massachusetts men face serious charges after allegedly setting off commercial-grade fireworks inside a Harvard Medical School building, triggering evacuation and significant damage.
59-year-old man dies in Saint-Laurent crash
RCMP investigate fatal single-vehicle collision that resulted in the death of a 59-year-old man in Saint-Laurent, New Brunswick. Emergency responders unable to save driver.
Globe and Mail Wins Four Jack Webster Awards
Celebrating journalistic excellence in British Columbia, The Globe and Mail secured four major victories at the 2023 Jack Webster Awards, including the coveted Journalist of the Year.
Blue Jays' Schneider AL Manager of Year Finalist
Toronto Blue Jays skipper John Schneider earns prestigious recognition as American League Manager of the Year finalist after leading team to playoff berth.
Blue Jays' Schneider Finalist for Manager of the Year
Toronto Blue Jays skipper John Schneider earns recognition as an AL Manager of the Year finalist after leading the team through a challenging 2023 season filled with dramatic moments and playoff contention.
Kyle Bekker up for 6th CPL Player of Year award
Hamilton's Forge FC captain Kyle Bekker makes Canadian Premier League history with his sixth consecutive Player of the Year nomination after another standout season.
Canadian Dayne St. Clair wins MLS Goalkeeper of the Year
Minnesota United's Canadian goalkeeper Dayne St. Clair has been crowned MLS Goalkeeper of the Year after a remarkable season, cementing his status as one of North America's top talents between the posts.
Taxpayers Funding Questionable Academic Research
Canadian taxpayers are unknowingly financing questionable university studies through indirect federal funding. Discover where your money is really going and why oversight is lacking.
Alberta's Sustainable University Reform Plan
Discover how Alberta's expert panel is revolutionizing university funding and operations to create sustainable, high-quality higher education for future generations.
November's Supermoon: Closest of 2024
Get ready for a spectacular celestial show! November's full moon will be the closest supermoon of the year, offering skywatchers an unforgettable sight. Learn when and how to catch this breathtaking lunar event.
JK Rowling Glamour Cover Sparks Controversy
Glamour UK faces backlash for featuring JK Rowling on their 'Women of the Year' cover, sparking intense debate about transgender rights and media responsibility in the UK.
Trump's Nobel Physics Nomination Sparks Scientific Debate
Former President Donald Trump's surprise Nobel Physics Prize nomination by a controversial physicist has Canadian academics and scientists debating the boundaries of scientific recognition and political influence.
Your Tax Dollars Funding Questionable Research
Exclusive investigation reveals how Canadian taxpayers are funding controversial academic studies through federal grants. Discover where your money is really going.
Dictionary.com picks Gen-Z slang '67' as Word of the Year
Discover why Dictionary.com chose the cryptic Gen-Z term '67' as its 2023 Word of the Year, beating out AI and other tech buzzwords in a surprising linguistic victory.
Ottawa's Pridham Named NSL Player of the Year
Ottawa Rapid striker DB Pridham secures Northern Super League's top honor after a remarkable season, cementing his status as Canadian soccer's rising star.
UWindsor charges $3,780 for ransomware docs, won't confirm existence
The University of Windsor is charging thousands for access to records about a ransomware attack while refusing to confirm whether the documents even exist, raising transparency concerns.
Toronto's Milanovic Wins NSL Coach of the Year
AFC Toronto's head coach Marko Milanovic earns prestigious coaching honor after transforming team performance in the Northern Super League's competitive soccer landscape.
Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka's US Visa Revoked
Nigerian Nobel Prize-winning author Wole Soyinka reveals his US visa was abruptly revoked, sparking concerns about academic freedom and US-Nigeria relations.
Students' exam cancelled after studying wrong Roman ruler
A hilarious historical mix-up involving ancient Roman rulers resulted in Australian high school seniors getting an unexpected reprieve from their final history exam. Discover how confusing two Roman leaders turned into every student's dream scenario.
Nobel Laureate Soyinka Denounces US Visa Denial as Political Move
Nobel Prize-winning playwright Wole Soyinka accuses US authorities of denying his visa application in retaliation for his criticism of American foreign policy and support for Palestine.
Thomas Sowell: From Dropout to Intellectual Giant
Discover how Thomas Sowell overcame poverty, dropped out of school, and became one of America's most influential conservative thinkers through sheer determination and intellectual curiosity.
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