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Storm Disrupts BC Ferries: Cancellations and Service Resumption
Severe storms lead to widespread ferry cancellations in British Columbia, affecting travel across the South Coast. Service resumes amid ongoing weather warnings.
Assault on Water Street: Community Unsettled by Unfamiliar Violence
A 34-year-old man faces charges after an assault on Water Street in St. John's. The incident raises concerns about safety in the community.
Tragic Stabbing at Wilson and Jane Leaves Community in Shock
A 59-year-old woman was fatally stabbed near Wilson Avenue and Jane Street in North York, leading to a second-degree murder charge against a 50-year-old man.
When the Desert Learns a Language It Never Wanted to Speak
Northern New Mexico is grappling with severe flooding and power outages as rivers remain above flood stage, prompting evacuations, road closures, and emergency funding for affected communities.
A Weekend Meant for Fright, and the Violence That Was Real
Mass shootings across multiple U.S. cities during Halloween weekend left more than a dozen dead and over ninety injured, prompting officials to condemn the violence and call for change.
When November Forgets Its Manners and the Sky Empties Itself
Central Florida is grappling with historic rainfall as totals surpass 18 inches in Brevard County, prompting school closures, flooded roads, and emergency alerts across the region
Two telescopes, one ghostly cat, and the many ways of seeing.
Hubble and Webb captured complementary views of the Cat's Head Nebula, a star-forming dust pillar in the Carina Nebula, revealing hidden stars and the slow erosion sculpting its familiar shape.
What remains when a solar system falls apart?
Astronomers found a white dwarf, J1328−1450, with two debris rings likely shaped by surviving planetary bodies, offering a glimpse of what may become of our solar system after the sun dies.
Can combining MRI and blood markers make ovarian diagnosis clearer?
A study developed and externally validated a predictive model combining MRI features and serum markers CA125 and HE4 to distinguish benign from malignant epithelial ovarian tumors, achieving high diagnostic accuracy.
Two Versions of a Decade, and a Jury Asked to Choose
Richard Neil, 67, accused of sexually assaulting three children in the 1990s, testified in his own defense at his Brampton trial, pleading not guilty to 17 charges.
He Carried His Rival for Four Days, and the Wilderness Took It Back
Yukon photographer Peter Mather captured footage of a bull caribou carrying a dead rival whose antlers were locked with its own, a rare survival during the dangerous rut season.
A Mayor Returns, but the Room Around Him Is New
Paul Lefebvre won a second term as Greater Sudbury mayor with 62.6% of the vote, while seven of twelve ward councillors will be new faces on the next council.
What Brownian Motion Gives, It Also Takes Away.
Simulations of DNA-particle motors reveal why speed stays constant across sizes and show that faster reaction kinetics could push small artificial motors past 200 nm/s.
When the Twilight Twitch Echoes Our Own Dreams.
Researchers document two-stage sleep in jumping spiders, including a REM-like phase with retinal movements and twitches, suggesting complex sleep evolved far more broadly than assumed.
When the Universe Breaks Its Own Record.
Astronomers observed gamma-ray burst GRB 220706A with X-ray flaring lasting 27 days in its rest frame, far exceeding previous records and challenging models of stellar death.
Eighty-seven open threads, and two days to tie them.
Calgary police and Alberta Sheriffs arrested 19 people and executed 87 warrants during a two-day operation targeting fugitives in District 3.
When a restaurant becomes a place of confinement.
A Saskatchewan court sentenced two men for trafficking a Bangladeshi woman between restaurants. The case is the province's first precedent-setting trafficking sentencing.
A G2 licence, a borrowed car, and a year without driving.
An Ontario G2 driver was caught traveling 171 km/h on Highway 417 in his mother's car. He faces stunt driving charges, a 30-day suspension, and a $2,000 fine.
The universe may have cleared its eyes before the fireworks began
Hubble observations of nearby galaxies suggest supernova-driven winds hindered, rather than helped, ionizing radiation escape in the early universe.
Sometimes the smallest samples hold the largest truths.
Japan has launched the MMX mission to land on Phobos, collect surface samples, and return them to Earth, aiming to study the origin of Mars' moons.
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