Kardeisha grew up in North Preston, Nova Scotia, one of Canada's oldest black communities, where her family has lived for generations. "It didn't look like this ... of Canada does not include ...

Here’s a primer on what a ‘classic’ fall storm looks like in your corner of Canada. The most infamous fall storm in all of Canada is the dreaded nor’easter. These rollicking low-pressure ...

Three areas - resource development, environmental stewardship and indigenous rights - have become more challenging for countries like Canada as climate ... "This does not yet exist here today ...

Canada has been advised to make plans in case civil war breaks out in the US, as the nation's polarization reaches an all-time-high ahead of the presidential election. A think tank called Policy ...

It’s like having a credit card in your wallet ... According to recent data from the Bank of Canada, the average interest rate for unsecured personal lines of credit in Canada was 10.91% as ...

The center does not engage ... security apparatus in Canada that can deal with those who pose a threat. Yet there is still ambiguity around what rehabilitation looks like; what would it entail ...

Canada, like other countries ... and of a civilised country. As the country looks to the future, there is the issue of the British connection and the role of head of state. On the prairies ...

Investment in Canada ... like Honda and Toyota. Southwestern Ontario is a key entry point for US and South American markets. Canadians are very knowledgeable about India and its information ...

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The technology ... eyes look like they do in other pictures? Have they got the right number of fingers? 2. Fact-check - When are people claiming that this picture or video was taken? Does the ...

Here’s what neodymium can tell us about the next century of material demand. This article is from The Spark, MIT Technology Review’s weekly climate newsletter. To receive it in your inbox ...