The actor takes Times Opinion to the United Nations to explore what’s at stake with A.I.

It’s mushroom Monday, and this week we have the eye-catching, edible, and ecologically-helpful Flame Trumpet (Craterellus ignicolor). No matter how much or how little interest you have in wild mushroo...

You can close out the long weekend with some solid savings on admission and popcorn.

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Islanders could soon pay more on their electricity bills because of post-tropical storm Fiona after IRAC ruled that Maritime Electric can recover about $37 million in storm-related restoration costs f...

Paul Hollingsworth says a dry summer in Nova Scotia sparked wildfires, hurt farmers, and cut blueberry yields by half, raising prices and long-term concerns.

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Forced-birth groups are testing their strategy

The Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment (CAPE) delegation of physicians and program team will be in Bélem from November 11 to 20. While the federal budget 2025 may have fallen short...

Ford said Pete Hoekstra's behaviour was 'unbecoming' and said he should phone David Paterson, Ontario's trade representative to the US

The Government of Nova Scotia is inviting residents to participate in a survey to help contribute to the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission.

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Confused about bioidentical hormones or pellets? Join Dr. Jen Gunter for a myth-busting HERtalk on hormone therapy and what the science really says.

Antivaccine beliefs reside most often on the political right. We must confront this reality and devise evidence-informed strategies to counter this trend.

From gummies promising to eradicate cellulite to brain-boosting powders, supplements are big business. But the science is often shaky.

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Weight is a visible, cheap and easy metric – but it doesn’t reflect what matters most: diet quality, physical activity, blood pressure, stress or metabolic health.

The City of Charlottetown says an upcoming concert by controversial U.S. Christian musician Sean Feucht is ‘not a city-sponsored event.’

Our suddenly rocky relationship with the U.S. has a lot of Canadians rethinking our dependence on our southern neighbor, especially fruit and vegetable imports. Could Canada grow more of what we eat? ...

Alberta has surpassed the United States in confirmed measles cases, after 30 new cases were diagnosed over the weekend.

The Canadian government says it is taking steps this summer to protect a vanishing species of whale from lethal collisions with ships in its waters.

Study shows that migrants don’t cause crime rates to increase but false perceptions endure.

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