Improve Sleep by Mimicking Hunter-Gatherer Habits
A new study suggests that adopting hunter-gatherer sleep patterns—like consistent bedtimes and natural light exposure—can improve sleep quality and overall health.
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North Bay Offers Free Bus Rides for Youth This Summer
North Bay launches a summer pilot project offering free bus rides for youth to encourage community engagement and mobility.
India Ready to Buy All Canadian Uranium, Invest in Mines
India's high commissioner says the country will buy as much uranium as Cameco can produce and invest in Canadian mines to support its nuclear power expansion.
Two arrested in Fredericton after drugs and weapons seized
Fredericton police arrested two individuals following a seizure of drugs and weapons. The operation underscores ongoing efforts to combat illegal activity in the region.
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Missing Teen Esther Found Safe in Etobicoke Home
Esther, a 14-year-old on the autism spectrum, was found safe in an Etobicoke home after 13 days. Police investigate possible criminality.
Cops: Missing Jewish Girl, 14, Likely Alive but Elusive
Toronto police are increasingly worried about a missing 14-year-old Jewish girl with autism, last seen in North York. She left without her phone or devices, making the search challenging.
Horoscope: May 28, 2026 – Moon in Scorpio
Today's horoscope warns of power struggles and tense relationships as the Moon in Scorpio clashes with Mars and Pluto. Advice for all signs.
FNUniv Celebrates 50 Years of Indigenous Education
FNUniv commemorates 50 years of Indigenous-led post-secondary education in Saskatchewan, highlighting its impact on students and communities.
19-year-old dies in Okotoks motorcycle crash
A 19-year-old was killed in a single-vehicle motorcycle crash in Okotoks on May 26, 2026. Police are investigating the incident.
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Ottawa Streetcar 696 Moves to Smiths Falls Museum
Ottawa's last 600-series streetcar, 696, finds a new home at the Railway Museum of Eastern Ontario in Smiths Falls, where restoration will resume.
Barrie Opens 2026 Recreation and Sports Grant Applications
The City of Barrie has opened applications for the 2026 recreation and sports community grant, supporting local programs and initiatives.
1,070 Graves Found at Former Mississippi Asylum
Archeologists at the University of Mississippi Medical Center have unearthed 1,070 graves from the former Mississippi State Lunatic Asylum, revealing artifacts and insights into 19th-century institutional life.
Ottawa family lives in tent in forest after losing home
Amy Ayers and her three children, plus pets, are living in a tent in an Ottawa forest after losing their home. She highlights gaps in the shelter system for families.
Bolivian President Slashes Salary by 50% in Solidarity
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz announces a 50% salary cut in a gesture of solidarity with protesters, aiming to address public discontent over economic issues.
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Windsor Grand Master Albert Mady Achieves Top Black Belt Rank
Albert Mady becomes first Canadian promoted to tenth-degree black belt in Isshinryu karate, the highest rank ever attained in Canada.
Edmonton Hosts Canada-Wide Science Fair 2026
Edmonton hosted the Canada-Wide Science Fair on May 24, 2026, showcasing young scientists from across the nation in a celebration of innovation and research.
Enoch Cree Nation Health Projects Near Completion
The River Cree Weiss Surgical Care+ and other health projects in Enoch Cree Nation are nearing completion, bringing advanced medical services to the community.
1100 Students at Calgary Apega Science Olympics
More than 1,100 students from Calgary and surrounding areas participated in the Apega Science Olympics, applying engineering and geoscience skills to real-world problems.
1,070 Graves Unearthed at Former Mississippi Asylum
Archeologists at the University of Mississippi Medical Center have discovered 1,070 graves at the site of the former Mississippi State Lunatic Asylum, shedding light on historical burial practices.
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Horoscope May 23, 2026: Moon Enters Virgo, Energizing Signs
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Winnipeg Police to Develop Kirpan Policy Following Legal Notice
A Winnipeg man can now take the police service exam without removing his kirpan, prompting policy development after a legal notice.
Paleontologist's Findings Challenge Human Evolution Beliefs
Lee Berger's expedition into South African caves reveals Homo naledi burial practices, challenging long-held beliefs about human evolution and the cognitive abilities of ancient relatives.
U of S and Prince Albert Sign MOU for Community Research
The University of Saskatchewan and City of Prince Albert signed an MOU to align university research with community goals, enhancing quality of life through projects like the Substance Use Disorder Toolkit.
Why Did T. Rex Have Tiny Arms? New Study Explores
A new study investigates the long-standing mystery of why Tyrannosaurus rex had such small arms, suggesting they may have been used for mating or social behavior.
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Swedish Expert Aims to Revive Jurassic Era
A Swedish scientist leads a groundbreaking mission to resurrect Jurassic-era species using advanced genetic techniques. The project raises ethical and ecological questions.
Highway 1 Bus Lanes Open in Saanich
The new Highway 1 bus lanes in Saanich are now open, part of BC's South Island Transportation Strategy to improve safety, reliability, and transit connections across the region.
Lee Berger on Homo Naledi: Complex Species
Paleoanthropologist Lee Berger shares insights on Homo naledi, a complex ancient human relative discovered in a South African cave, highlighting its significance in human evolution.
Medieval Book in Rome Hides Oldest English Poem
A rare copy of Caedmon's Hymn, the oldest poem in Old English, was discovered in an 8th-century manuscript at Rome's National Library, astonishing researchers.
Lonicera Hall Proposal to Keep Seniors Home Open
Lonicera Hall in St. Stephen, N.B., signs a proposal to keep the nearly century-old seniors care home operational, ensuring continued care for residents.
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U of T Revokes Buffy Sainte-Marie's Honorary Degree
The University of Toronto has revoked the honorary degree awarded to singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie, citing new information about her Indigenous heritage claims.
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