Geoffrey Hinton is using part of his Nobel Prize money to create an annual award for young researchers in neuroscience Geoffrey Hinton Donates Nobel Winnings to Establish New Award Stockholm: So, guess what? Geoffrey Hinton, the big name in AI and neuroscience, just won a Nobel Prize. And he’s doing something really cool with the…
The new funding aims to create more shelter spaces and support those at risk of homelessness in Quebec Quebec and Ottawa Join Forces with $100 Million to Combat Homelessness MONTREAL: So, guess what? The federal and provincial governments just announced a big deal—$100 million to tackle homelessness in Quebec. Pretty cool, right? This cash is…
On this spooky day, we dive into some common weather-related fears that many Canadians experience It’s Friday the 13th! Exploring Weather Phobias Across Canada Prince Rupert: Canada has some wild weather, and for some folks, it can be downright scary. Since it’s Friday the 13th, let’s chat about a few weather phobias that people have.…
Your festive tree could be the culprit behind unexpected allergies this holiday season, so be cautious and stay informed Your Christmas Tree Might Be Making You Feel Unwell This Season Hamilton: Have you ever thought your lovely Christmas tree could be making you sick? It’s a real possibility. Those trees can carry allergens that might…
Dreaming of a snowy Christmas? Check out these Canadian cities with the best chances for snow this holiday season Canadian Cities with the Best Odds for a White Christmas Regina: If you’re hoping for a white Christmas, you’re in luck! Most of Canada has a good shot at waking up to snow this year. Historically,…
The Canada Post strike continues with no progress as Christmas approaches, leaving both sides at an impasse. Canada Post Strike Enters Day 29 with No Resolution in Sight Ottawa: It’s now Day 29 of the Canada Post strike, and things aren’t looking good. With Christmas just around the corner, the two sides still seem miles…
Canada struggles to provide a timeline for resolving 140,000 backlogged cases affecting First Nations children’s services Canada Uncertain on Clearing 140,000 Backlogged Cases for First Nations Kids Ottawa: So, Canada recently told the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal that it can’t really say when it will tackle the 140,000 backlogged requests for Jordan’s Principle. This principle…
Forecasters are monitoring La Niña’s subtle effects on weather patterns, hinting at a potential winter impact. La Niña Goes Stealth as Weather Patterns Shift Under the Radar Toronto: So, it looks like La Niña is sneaking in without much fanfare. Forecasters are keeping an eye on the Pacific Ocean, where things are starting to shift.…
This week features inspiring stories of bravery, love, and breaking barriers in Ottawa and beyond Heroic Mom Saves Son, Heartwarming Gift for Wife with Dementia Ottawa: In a week filled with heartwarming stories, one mom really stood out. Stephanie McDougall, a single mother, became a hero when she saved her son from a burning house.…
Alberta’s new border security plan includes sheriffs, drones, and dogs to enhance safety along the U.S. border amid rising tensions. Alberta Launches New U.S. Border Security Initiative with Drones Alberta: So, Alberta just rolled out a new plan to boost security at its border with the U.S. They’re really stepping up their game. Premier Danielle…