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Scientists Replace Mouse Brain Cells with Human Neurons in Breakthrough for Neurological Research

A team of researchers has found a new way to implant millions of human brain cells into living mice — a development that could...

Point Lepreau Nuclear Station Goes Dark Again, Just Three Days After Returning to the Grid

There is something quietly unsettling about a power station that supplies roughly one-third of a province's electricity flickering on and off like a faulty...

Toronto’s Mayoral Race: Why Olivia Chow May Be in More Trouble Than the Polls Suggest

Picture the scene at the Daily Bread Food Bank on a Monday evening in late summer: three candidates standing at their podiums, Toronto's municipal...

Calgary Man Charged With Threatening Prime Minister Carney’s Life Remains in Custody

What happened? A 31-year-old Calgary man, Jamie Da Costa, is facing a criminal charge of uttering a threat to cause the death of Prime Minister...

Trump’s Tariffs Reveal Canada’s Structural Vulnerability — and What Ottawa Could Do About It

There are two ways to read a tariff list: one line at a time, which is how it gets reported, or all at once,...

Canada to Co-Host Toronto Conference on Returning Ukrainian Children and Detainees from Russian Captivity

Canada, Ukraine and Norway will co-host a two-day international conference in Toronto on September 28 and 29, bringing together foreign ministers and senior government...

Ottawa Commits $1.5 Million to Combat Gang Violence in Cape Breton

The federal government is directing up to $1.5 million toward gun and gang violence prevention in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality, channelling the funds...

Divided We Fall: A Political Scientist’s Case for Canadian Citizenship in an Age of Polarization

A Country at a Crossroads It started with a seminar on uncivil discourse and an election south of the border that nobody quite expected. For...