Monthly Archives: January 2024

Quebec predicts it will cost businesses provincewide $7 million to $15 million, but there is a long list of big box storefronts with dozens of locations that appear to be non-compliant and in need of either retrofitting or all new … Continue reading →

One of the most severe droughts to ever hit Panama has stirred chaos in the 80-kilometre route, causing a traffic jam of vessels.

A cache of scientific equipment that could fit in the back of an SUV has been lowered into the sea north of the Antarctic Peninsula, and is already streaming open-source data for anyone wanting to monitor the Southern Ocean’s health.

As a recent space solar power mission comes to an end, more scientists are looking at this technology as a viable option that could help end our power woes.

The new study, published Wednesday in the peer-reviewed journal Science Advances, follows the journey of the mammoth, named Elma, from western Yukon to the interior of Alaska where she likely lived side by side with people.

Sports Illustrated is planning to lay off possibly all of its union-represented workers after its publisher, the Arena Group, lost its licence to produce the magazine.

While local governments across Canada have implemented regulation limiting short-term rentals, many owners still flout the rules — and finding those properties can be a challenge given most listings don’t include an address.

New research from a professor at Dalhousie University shows that sperm whales live in distinct clans with thousands of members.

Formally uncommon varieties of mushrooms have grown in popularity recently, and now P.E.I. fungi lovers can grow them at home with a little help.

As companies cope with worker shortages and higher labour costs, robots are showing up behind the counter at many big fast food chains.