Alberta high school students gain hands-on STEM experienceJustin Sibbet
High school students from across southern Alberta are learning more about STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) at the University of Lethbridge.
Concerns surround century-old Stephen Avenue water main as repairs pausedAdam MacVicar
Several businesses along Stephen Avenue are relieved the City of Calgary paused construction over concerns the project would impact bottom lines during tourist season.
The Papers: ‘Killer aristocrat’ and Trump’s ‘warning to Putin’
Tuesday’s papers focus on Trump’s push to end the war in Ukraine and the conviction of Constance Marten. BBC News
University of Saskatchewan’s Student Union calls for repeal on Bill 137Payton Zillich
The fight against the pronoun consent law continues as new letter backed by the U of S Student’s Union is again calling for the law to be reappealed.
Calgarians clean up from intense storm that downed trees, flooded roadsSkylar Peters
Calgarians were busy picking up the pieces following a short, but intense storm on Sunday that downed trees, power lines and clogged storm drains.
India can’t wish away coal – but can it be made cleaner?
The country heavily relies on coal-powered thermal plants to meet its daily energy requirements. BBC News
Tesla in court as rare trial against Musk’s company starts in Florida
A rare trial against Elon Musk’s car company began Monday in Miami, where a jury will decide if it is partly to blame for the death of a university student…
Tesla in court as rare trial against Musk’s company starts in Florida
A rare trial against Elon Musk’s car company began Monday in Miami, where a jury will decide if it is partly to blame for the death of a university student…
Tesla in court as rare trial against Musk’s company starts in Florida
A rare trial against Elon Musk’s car company began Monday in Miami, where a jury will decide if it is partly to blame for the death of a university student…
Cuomo opponents slam his re-entry into NYC mayor race, say city wants to move on from ex governor
The Democratic, Republican and independent candidates for New York City mayor don’t often agree on much, but they appear to be in lock-step over the view that New Yorkers want…
Democratic insider admits to praying for an economic depression as party’s popularity continues to plummet
Some Democratic strategists are so desperate for the party to start performing better, that they’re hoping for the economy to tank. A report from The Hill on Tuesday quoted several…
Heat pump makers are ready for a rush: Will customers come?
Heat pump makers are ready to raise output, but demand is still sluggish. BBC News
Country Thunder sees a muddy end to the 4-day music festivalKat Ludwig
Thousands of campers at Country Thunder woke up to rain, wet grounds, and thick mud as they began cleaning up their campsites to leave the four-day festival.
Musk’s Grok signs $200m deal with Pentagon days after antisemitism row
The deal is part of the Trump administration’s push for more aggressive adoption of artificial intelligence in the government. BBC News
Chelsea star says he was ‘confused’ Trump shared stage as players celebrated Club World Cup win
President Donald Trump joined Chelsea players on stage as they celebrated the FIFA Club World Cup championship following a 3-0 win over Paris Saint-Germain on Sunday. Trump was with the…
Prince Albert National Park under wildfire emergency advisoryNicole Healey
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency said the Buhl fire has entered the northeast corner of the park and is 35.5 km from the town of Waskesiu as of Monday afternoon.…
Toronto police arrest suspect in murder of 2 Etobicoke womenIsaac Callan
On Aug. 23, 2024, Toronto police were called to a home in the area of Sheldon Ave. and Silvercrest Ave. for a wellness check, which quickly escalated.
UK to start processing Syrian asylum claims again
Decisions were paused more than seven months ago, following the fall of the Assad regime. BBC News
Poilievre says Canada needs ‘more people leaving than coming’Globalnews Digital
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre responded to Global News to clarify last month’s comments on the risks of Canada’s rate of population growth.