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The deadline is fast approaching for local artists who want to submit a unique logo design for an Indigenous agency that monitors development work on the ongoing Waasigan Transmission Line project.

In 2015, a piece of equipment at an observatory in the US moved one quintillionth (10-18) of a meter. This tiny movement was the first recorded event of gravitational waves. And it helped confirm ...

ARKANSAS, USA — Before he was a convicted rapist, murderer, or escaped inmate, Grant Hardin wore a badge in towns across Northwest Arkansas — a history that now shocks even his former police ...

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Thousands of New Brunswick nursing home workers have a new ... depending on the job and time in the position. N.B. nursing home workers at rally call for better wage offer While the agreement ...

“She was claiming to be his Bonnie and calling him her Clyde,” Texas Metro News journalist Eva D. Coleman, who followed the murder case, told Snapped: Killer Couples. “…Hakeem was a fan. He followed ...

It would take a quarter of a century to ensure a ruthless killer stayed behind bars, and it was all thanks to a simple staring exchange. In 1979, Joseph Foy lived in the Detroit suburb of Ferndale, ...

In the wake of the highly-publicized shooting of a Springfield woman by a police officer, a measure requiring more stringent background checks for police hires has passed both chambers of the Illinois ...

The Holt Liberal government adjourned the New Brunswick Legislature on Friday, still trying to avoid acknowledging that its budget decisions are leading to job cuts by district education councils.

Australia’s new Environment Minister Murray Watt has revealed what his priorities are as he vows to be transparent — even with “controversial decisions” that not everyone will like.