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A former Ottawa Street BIA chair is under investigation for alleged misuse of funds, prompting concerns about governance and transparency.

A former Ottawa Street BIA chair is under investigation for alleged misuse of funds, prompting concerns about governance and transparency.

Australia's mining giants navigate a complex transition toward net-zero goals, balancing large-scale iron ore extraction with the emerging demand for critical minerals and strategic international energy partnerships.

Over 36 measles cases were reported in Manitoba in early spring, prompting public health responses focused on vaccination and containment.

The U.S. naval blockade at the Strait of Hormuz prompted Iran’s warning, highlighting rising tensions in a critical global oil transit route.

New Zealand's dairy sector demonstrates enduring strength as Fonterra announces significant payouts, highlighting the resilience of rural communities amidst global economic pressures and recent environmental challenges.

Serbia navigates a significant industrial shift as its mining sector transitions toward supporting green energy, balancing historical extraction methods with modern European supply chain demands and infrastructure goals.

Trump threatened steep tariffs on China while reports of possible arms plans involving Iran added complexity to an already tense geopolitical landscape.

Netanyahu said a call from JD Vance preceded an explosion that derailed talks in Islamabad, highlighting how fragile diplomacy can be.

Amateur astronomer Chris Stockdale earns national recognition after contributing to the discovery of over 100 exoplanets, highlighting the role of citizen science.

A tribunal case marked by dramatic testimony raises critical questions about credibility, truth, and the integrity of legal proceedings.

Alliances are often seen as permanent, but history shows they evolve with changing interests, making flexibility more realistic than fixed commitments.

Scientists propose that dark matter may exist in two forms, potentially explaining inconsistencies in cosmic observations and offering new directions for research.

A farmer’s rare support for the VNI West transmission project highlights evolving attitudes toward energy infrastructure, balancing local concerns with national renewable energy goals.

Physicists discovered a way to reverse quantum scrambling, suggesting that information thought lost in quantum systems can be recovered under controlled conditions, with implications for computing and physics.

Pragmata showcases advanced path-traced graphics that scale from RTX 5090 to RTX 4060, highlighting how AI and DLSS make high-end visuals more accessible across PC hardware tiers.

A global RAM shortage driven by AI demand is raising prices and reshaping Microsoft’s Surface lineup, making devices more expensive while software grows more memory-intensive.

A 307-million-year-old fossil suggests herbivorous animals may have evolved earlier than previously believed, offering new insight into ancient ecosystems and evolutionary history.

Apple’s foldable iPhone faces minor production delays, but remains on track for a fall 2026 launch, suggesting tighter timelines and potentially limited early availability.

Updated flood maps are reshaping housing decisions as climate risks grow, forcing homeowners like Natalie to rethink plans amid rising insurance costs and environmental uncertainty.

Grocery inflation slowed in March, but prices remain elevated. While some items are cheaper, overall costs stay high due to past increases and ongoing pressures like energy and supply chains.

New simulations suggest early galaxies may have formed in cold, dust-rich environments, challenging the long-held belief that galaxy formation was driven primarily by extreme heat and turbulence.

IMF, World Bank, and IEA warn countries against hoarding energy or restricting exports, saying such actions could worsen a global energy crisis driven by conflict and supply disruptions.

Scientists monitor signs of a potential strong El Niño, which could bring global weather disruptions, including droughts, floods, and rising temperatures.

Rising diesel prices are putting pressure on Australia’s freight industry, affecting supply chains, operational costs, and potentially consumer prices nationwide.