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Some questions are not open for debate, and some walls cannot hold them
First Nations artists seth cardinal dodginghorse and Glenna Cardinal removed seven pieces from the University of Calgary's Nickle Galleries to protest a campus event debating whether residential schools were genocide.
When the economy needs you but the ballot does not, what remains?
Alberta voters supported non-binding referendum questions to restrict temporary residents' access to healthcare, education, and social services, despite the province's reliance on migrant labor.
When the timeline is one year and the damage is permanent, who pays?
Fifty-six Royal Society of Canada fellows are urging Parliament to amend Bill C-39, warning the fast-tracking legislation risks irreversible environmental harm by weakening protections.
What does it mean when a journey succeeds by improvising?
NASA has formally closed the OSIRIS-REx mission after returning 121.6 grams from asteroid Bennu. The spacecraft, now OSIRIS-APEX, continues toward Apophis for a 2029 encounter.
Radar, tomography, and the distance between data and drama.
A Remote Sensing study found evidence of internal chambers in the Great Pyramid using radar tomography, but the journal retracted it for methodological flaws after viral claims exaggerated its findings into underground cities.
Nine kilometers deep, still active, and finally understood.
Seismic data from NASA's InSight lander shows a marsquake originated 20–40 km beneath Valles Marineris, caused by strike-slip faulting. The canyon is still tectonically active billions of years after it formed.
Eighteen years old, benched days ago, and now the game-winner
Rookie Gavin McKenna scored his first career game-winner as the Maple Leafs beat the Sharks 3-1, days after being benched, showing poise beyond his eighteen years.
A championship past and a season present begin on the same night
Kawhi Leonard returns to the Raptors as Toronto opens its season against Chicago, seven years after leading the franchise to its only championship, with conditioning still a work in progress.
Alberta chose to stay, and the work of unity begins again.
Albertans voted overwhelmingly to remain in Canada, with over 75% rejecting a mandate to pursue separation, in a referendum that closes a chapter on the province's independence debate.
The Debris Told Them the Make; the Video Told Them the Model
York Regional Police identify a white Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van as the suspect vehicle in a fatal Vaughan hit-and-run that killed a 60-year-old Richmond Hill woman.
RNs Are Trained for the Unpredictable, and They Are Leaving
St. Joseph’s Health Care London lays off 85 registered mental health nurses at Parkwood Institute, citing a $4.7 million deficit, as nurses warn of compromised care.
The Ballroom Was Full, but the Province Was Not
A Calgary separatist conference drew fervent supporters as polling shows just 14% of Albertans back independence, with most expecting the debate to continue after the referendum.
What does a river reserve remember when the water gives something back?
A body was found floating at a popular river reserve, prompting a police investigation and a quiet disruption of a place ordinarily associated with recreation and family gatherings.
The streets were quiet until the RAV4 came through.
A 32-year-old Adelaide woman faces multiple charges after allegedly causing four hit-and-run crashes across the city's north-eastern suburbs and assaulting two police officers during arrest.
What does a quiet street owe a detour?
Roadworks on a main route have diverted traffic onto quiet residential streets, turning them into a "rat run" and prompting familiar concerns about speed, safety, and the temporary becoming permanent.
The Plane Came Down Where People Drive, and All Three Survived
A Cessna 177 crashed on a San Jose street after the pilot reported engine issues shortly after takeoff, injuring three aboard but causing no life-threatening harm.
Two Stabbings Near Taste of Soul, and a Community That Kept Walking
Two stabbings near the Taste of Soul festival in Crenshaw prompted an LAPD citywide tactical alert, though the festival continued and ended as planned.
Warm and Dry Now, Wet Later: The Patience Autumn Demands
El Niño is expected to bring a warm, dry short term to much of the US before a wetter finish to fall arrives, with November forecast to turn significantly wetter.
One Farmer's Honesty, and the Colossal King He Revealed
An Egyptian farmer's discovery of an inscribed stone led archaeologists to uncover colossal statues of Ramses II in the Nile Delta, including a 1.6-meter head and a second royal statue.
A Book Is Withdrawn, and Free Speech Is Tested
Sally Rooney's novels are no longer supplied in the UK after her support for the banned group Palestine Action made royalty payments potentially criminal.
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