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Hudson Williams wore this cardigan. Then the Indigenous designer's business went viral
The Heated Rivalry star wore Indigenous designer Justin Jacob Louis’s blue-and-black journey knit cardigan to an event in New York on Wednesday along with an orange ribbon on his chest marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Source link
Brooke Eby, Who Brought Humor and Awareness to A.L.S., Dies at 37
After her diagnosis in 2022, when she was only 33, she became a vocal, witty advocate for people confronting the disease. Source link
Even low levels of backcountry recreation linked to fewer wolverines, study finds
The University of Calgary tracked wolverines across a vast area of Alberta and B.C., including Banff National Park. Researchers found wolverines aren’t just avoiding people in those areas — places with more recreation actually have fewer wolverines living there. Source link
Fact check: Did this Netflix movie get thousands of 1-star reviews?
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Software issue knocked out 911 service for several provinces last month, Bell report says
A 911 outage that lasted nearly an hour and a half in several Canadian provinces last month was caused by a previously undetected bug in Bell’s software, the company said in a report on Friday. Source link
F.D.A. Found Cyclospora During Taylor Farms Inspection in Mexico
The discovery adds strong evidence that the outbreak that sickened thousands over the summer originated in the company’s fields or processing facility in northeastern Mexico. Source link
The Gruffalo family has a new member — and Gruffalo Granny is breaking book sale records
More than two decades after The Gruffalo became a surprise smash hit in the world of children’s literature, Julia Donaldson and her illustrating partner, Axel Scheffler, are back with Gruffalo Granny, the third — and likely final — installment in the beloved franchise. Source link
Carney, Smith say new West Coast pipeline could get oil companies building again
It’s been a relatively quiet decade in Alberta’s oilsands, but the federal and provincial governments believe a new West Coast pipeline coupled with policy shifts might help turn up the volume. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith say that if oilsands companies start building again — as they hope — it will […]
Hawaii's iconic 550-year-old Hōlei Sea Arch collapses
The lava rock formation protruding from the rocky cliffs of Volcanoes National Park crumbled some time last weekend. Source link
Ottawa launches new national AI council to advise on safety, deployment
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new national council on artificial intelligence is meant to provide the government with guidance on the evolution of its AI strategy and on making the technology safer. Source link