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Cradle of humanity is still revealing new insights about our origins
The Omo-Turkana basin in Africa is home to a treasure trove of ancient human fossils and tools that span 300,000 years – today it is still yielding new discoveries about our species Source link
Despite loss to Chile, Canada advances to knockout round at FIFA U17 World Cup for 1st time
Despite a 2-1 loss to Chile in the Group K finale Tuesday, Canada moved into the knockout round at the FIFA under-17 World Cup for the first time in nine trips to the tournament. Source link
Veterans share experiences and camaraderie at 'Buddy Check Coffee' meetings
Every other Wednesday at the Royal Canadian Legion in a rural south Ottawa community, Canadian Armed Forces veterans meet over coffee to discuss their experiences in the military. The setting is meant to reflect a military mess hall, which organizers say fosters a sense of camaraderie among those who attend the biweekly “Buddy Check Coffee” […]
Ottawa businesses hopeful Lansdowne 2.0 will be an economic boon. Critics aren't so sure
Supporters of the project — including Ottawa Tourism, the Ottawa Board of Trade and the Glebe BIA — see the $419-million redevelopment project as worthy investment. But not everyone is buying it. Source link
UN agency warns aid operations in Sudan on the 'brink of collapse'
Humanitarian teams in Sudan’s North Darfur region are facing insecurity and depleted supplies, as a United Nations agency says civilians are at risk of “an even greater catastrophe” if calls for more funding and access to aid are not met. Source link
Thornton, Chara, Keith lead class of 2025 into Hockey Hall of Fame
Joe Thornton was inducted Monday alongside fellow 2025 class members Zdeno Chara, Duncan Keith, Alexander Mogilny, Jennifer Botterill and Brianna Decker in the player category. Source link
Ancient Roman-era statues stolen from Syria national museum
Thieves broke into the national museum in the Syrian capital and stole several ancient statues dating back to the Roman era, officials said Tuesday. Source link
Hundreds of thousands of homes without power across Quebec after heavy snowfall
Hundreds of thousands of households are without power Tuesday morning across Quebec after a first night of relentless snowfall brought as much as 35 centimeters of snow to parts of the province. Some school boards are asking that students stay at home. Source link
Pride flags, fluoride, abortion: Here's what UCP will push Danielle Smith to change next
Alberta’s premier likes to fulfil her party members’ policy wishes. But do these ones coming to convention go too far? Source link
Suicide bomber attacks outside Islamabad court, killing 12, says Pakistan’s interior minister
Pakistan’s interior minister says a suicide bomber detonated his explosives near a police vehicle outside the gate of a district court in Islamabad on Tuesday, killing 12 people and wounding 27. Source link