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What do we remember on Remembrance Day? In Canada, the cenotaph stands as a place of honour — a symbol of reverence, grief and shared understanding. We — the old guard — stand shoulder‑to‑shoulder, remembering the dead by name and our comrades who are emotionally and physically scarred. I sometimes wonder what those standing with […]
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A proposed new electoral map for Alberta was tabled by the UCP government on Nov. 2. Normally, the periodic redistribution of provincial electoral districts is not a controversial process.
At first glance, FlexiQuad looks like a small drone. Just one more buzzing thingy doing its flying thing. Then you see it crashing against a tree.
A Jamiatul Ulama KwaZulu-Natal social media post describing Halloween as “devil worship” and making claims about other religions has drawn criticism from religious leaders, who say it risks deepening…
Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu argues that our aging world needs us to invest in technology and adapt our institutions to the demands of longer lives.
With Donald Trump retaining control of foreign policy, lawmakers will use legislative tools to try to support Kyiv
From North Carolina to Arizona, Democrats with almost no public profile were stunned at their election triumphs One candidate had dropped out in September. One had no campaign staff.
