Thai Princess Bajrakitiyabha Dies at 44
Thai Princess Bajrakitiyabha, daughter of King Maha Vajiralongkorn and a respected legal scholar, has passed away at 44. She was known for her work on women's rights and criminal justice reform.
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Calgary Boy, 7, Killed by Mother in Murder-Suicide
Calgary police say a 7-year-old boy was murdered by his mother, who then took her own life in a northeast home. The tragedy marks the second parent-child death in two months.
Wood's Homes Bowness Campus Marks 100 Years of Service
Wood's Homes celebrates the 100th anniversary of its Bowness Campus, evolving from an orphanage to a leading mental health organization serving thousands annually.
Cerebral Palsy Kids and Families Celebrates 75 Years
Cerebral Palsy Kids and Families in Calgary celebrates 75 years of providing essential services and programming to children and families affected by cerebral palsy.
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Astrologers analyze Donald Trump's natal chart and solar return, predicting a challenging year ahead with weakened vitality and increased opposition.
Winnipeg Researcher Key to Emmy-Winning Doc
A University of Manitoba researcher played a crucial role in an Emmy-winning documentary, highlighting the significance of academic contributions to media recognition.
Nottawasaga OPP Investigate Fatal Motorcycle Crash
Nottawasaga OPP are investigating a fatal motorcycle collision in New Tecumseth. The crash occurred on a local highway, resulting in one fatality. Police are seeking witnesses.
Gordon S. Wood, American Revolution Scholar, Dies at 92
Gordon S. Wood, renowned historian of the American Revolution and professor emeritus at Brown University, has died at 92. He was awarded the National Humanities Medal in 2011.
Sea Cucumbers Have 'Zombie' Flesh That Doesn't Die
Researchers found that scarlet sea cucumbers have flesh that can survive being severed, offering insights into tissue regeneration and potential medical applications.
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A newly reconstructed fossil reveals Praearcturus gigas, a giant scorpion that ruled Earth hundreds of millions of years ago as an apex predator.
Gender Pay Gap for Female Professors in Toronto Schools
Female professors at Toronto post-secondary schools earn significantly less than male counterparts. The article explores systemic reasons behind this persistent pay gap.
42-year-old charged in Leeds County child luring probe
A 42-year-old individual has been charged following a child luring investigation in Leeds County, Ontario. The OPP conducted the probe.
Privacy Watchdog Questions New Alberta ID Rollout
Alberta's privacy watchdog raises security concerns over the rollout of a new provincial ID system, citing potential risks to personal data and privacy.
Lethbridge Polytechnic Pilot Targets Gender-Based Violence
Jami Albright-Tolman partners with Chinook Sexual Assault Centre to launch a pilot program at Lethbridge Polytechnic aimed at addressing and preventing gender-based violence.
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Nutrien's pilot plant in Saskatoon simulates underground mines to test new technologies, improving potash extraction efficiency and safety.
CBP Ready for Gordie Howe Bridge Opening
U.S. Customs and Border Protection announces readiness for the Gordie Howe International Bridge, connecting Windsor and Detroit, with operations set to begin soon.
Yeast from Iceman's Guts Used to Make Bread
Researchers found yeast in the intestines of Ötzi the Iceman, dating back 5,300 years, and successfully used it to bake bread, offering insights into ancient diets.
Ancient Yeast From Iceman's Gut Used to Make Bread
Scientists discovered yeast in the 5,300-year-old Iceman Oetzi's intestines and used it to bake bread, offering insights into ancient diets.
Indigenous Resilience Exhibit at University of Regina
A new exhibit at the University of Regina showcases the Native Brotherhood's role in advocating for cultural and spiritual practices in Saskatchewan prisons.
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New Housing Units Offer Hope for Homeless in Muskoka
Six new housing units in Muskoka aim to address homelessness, with completion expected by end of summer. The project provides stable homes for vulnerable individuals.
Medieval exam prep: Sherwood Park students face Thirsty Games
Grade 8 students in Sherwood Park, Alberta, prepare for final exams through the Thirsty Games, a medieval-themed competition covering all subjects.
Improve Sleep by Mimicking Hunter-Gatherer Habits
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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.
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Fredericton police arrested two individuals following a seizure of drugs and weapons. The operation underscores ongoing efforts to combat illegal activity in the region.
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.
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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.
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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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