Former N.B. Premier Shawn Graham Named Ducks Unlimited Canada President
Shawn Graham, former New Brunswick premier, elected as 47th president of Ducks Unlimited Canada's board of directors at annual meeting in Fredericton.
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BrainHQ Assessment Predicts Military Aptitude in Study
A US-government-funded study found that a 20-minute BrainHQ assessment strongly predicts military vocational aptitude and cognitive resilience, offering a scalable alternative to traditional ASVAB testing.
Inventus Discovers High-Grade Gold in Matinenda Layer at Pardo
Inventus Mining Corp. reports high-grade gold up to 10.51 g/t Au over 0.5 m in the Matinenda Layer at its Pardo Project, expanding resource potential with multiple stacked near-surface horizons.
Grüner Veltliner: B.C.'s Promising Austrian Grape
Grüner Veltliner, Austria's defining grape, shows big promise in B.C. vineyards despite microscopic plantings, with producers across the province crafting small-lot, premium wines.
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Genomic Study Reveals Scythian Elite Family Ties
A new genomic study of the 'Golden Man' and other Scythian elite graves in Kazakhstan reveals direct family ties across generations, shedding light on social structures.
Unique Toad Population Found in Canadian Rockies
University of Ottawa researchers have identified a genetically distinct western toad population in southern Alberta and British Columbia, marking a unique discovery for Canada.
Hobbit-Like Humans Scavenged Komodo Dragon Leftovers
New research suggests hobbit-like humans on Flores scavenged Komodo dragon carcasses for survival, offering insights into early hominin adaptability.
Ancient DNA reveals Iron Age elite power maintenance
DNA analysis of the 'Golden Man' from Kazakhstan's Shilikty burial mound reveals elite maintained power through hereditary succession and strategic marriages during the Iron Age.
Sudbury non-profit receives $217K grant for outdoor education
Sudbury's École St-Denis students learn ecology at Delki Dozzi Community Food Forest as non-profit lands $217K grant to expand outdoor education program.
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Distinct Toad Group Found in Canadian Rockies
University of Ottawa researchers have identified a genetically distinct western toad population in the Canadian Rockies of southern Alberta and B.C., highlighting unique evolutionary traits.
Rescue Mission Launches to Save NASA Telescope Falling to Earth
A private rescue mission launched on July 3, 2026, to intercept and boost NASA's X-ray telescope, which is gradually falling back to Earth due to orbital decay.
B.C. startup Wafr secures $100M for AI data centre water tech
Vancouver startup Wafr raised $100M for hyper-efficient cooling tech that slashes AI data centre water use by up to 95% and cooling power use by up to 80%.
Vera Rubin Observatory Starts Unprecedented Cosmic Survey
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile has kicked off an unprecedented survey of the universe, described as 'the greatest cosmic movie ever made' by astronomers.
Canada records 1,052 UFO sightings in 2025; Ontario leads
Canada recorded 1,052 UFO reports in 2025, with 3% unexplained, according to the Canadian UFO Survey. Ontario led with 307 sightings, followed by Quebec and Nova Scotia.
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Two 2.6 Magnitude Seismic Events Recorded in Northeast Canada
Earthquakes Canada recorded two 2.6 magnitude seismic events in northeast Canada on July 1, 2026, with no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
Tesla Semi crash kills couple in first known fatality
A Tesla Semi truck crashed into a stopped Volkswagen Beetle at a traffic light in Nevada, killing a married couple in the vehicle's first known fatal accident.
Monaco Detains Then Releases Person in Explosion Probe
Monaco authorities detained and later released a person in connection with this week's explosion that injured three people, as investigations continue.
Kenny Chaplin aims to break tree-planting record with family
Kenny Chaplin, who set the record for most trees planted in one day in 2001, is attempting to break his own record with family support in a 24-hour planting challenge.
B.C. Salmon at Higher Heat Risk Than Measured: UBC Study
A University of British Columbia study reveals that younger salmon are more vulnerable to high-temperature events than earlier research indicated, raising concerns for B.C.'s salmon populations.
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NASA to Pay $500M+ for Moon Cargo Missions to Build $30B Base
NASA will pay at least half a billion dollars to three companies for four missions to deliver science instruments and cargo to the moon, aiming to avoid costly delays in building a $30 billion lunar base.
Chibougamau Reports New Polymetallic Intersections at Depth
Chibougamau Independent Mines announces new polymetallic intersections at depth on its Berrigan Mine property, with a 204.25 m mineralized envelope grading 2.05% ZnEq from hole TOM-25-011EXT.
Brixton Metals Drills 14.75m of 1.25% Copper, 1.71 g/t Gold
Brixton Metals announces initial 2026 drill results at Thorn Project: hole THN26-372 intersected 14.75m of 1.25% copper, 1.71 g/t gold, 149 g/t silver near surface at Glenfiddich Zone, including 1.50m of 8.33% copper, 11.30 g/t gold.
AI Portraits on Freedom 250 Website Spark Historical Accuracy Concerns
AI-generated portraits on the MAGA-affiliated Freedom 250 website, part of US 250th birthday celebrations, draw criticism from historians for inaccuracies and homogenization of Revolutionary War figures.
Rare Titanosaur Tail Bone Discovered in Antarctica Drawer
A rare titanosaur tail bone from Antarctica, collected in 1985 and stored in a drawer, was recently identified by paleontologists, offering new insights into the continent's prehistoric lush forests.
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Latin Metals Reports High-Grade Gold and Silver at La Flora
Latin Metals Inc. reports high-grade surface sampling results at its La Flora project in Argentina, with assays up to 63.88 g/t gold and 175.34 g/t silver, validating the target for drilling.
Sable Identifies 2.6 km Anomaly at Zorro Project
Sable Resources reports a 2.6 km chargeability-conductivity anomaly from an IP survey at the Zorro Project in San Juan, Argentina, to be tested in a mid-July drill program.
Skydiving Plane Crash Kills 11 in France
A skydiving plane crash in France has killed 11 people, local authorities confirm. The accident occurred during a jump flight, with no survivors.
2,000-Year-Old Human DNA Extracted from Cave Walls
Scientists extract 2,000-year-old human DNA from cave walls, revealing ancient human presence without skeletal remains. The study analyzed pigment samples from Altamira cave.
Human DNA Survives Millennia on Cave Walls, Study Finds
Human DNA can survive on cave walls for up to 50,000 years, a new study reveals, offering a powerful tool for archaeologists to study ancient populations without disturbing remains.
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Rising rectal cancer deaths in millennials: Warning signs and prevention
Rectal cancer deaths are rising in young adults, especially millennials. Experts share key symptoms, risk factors, and prevention strategies to combat this growing trend.
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