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Melting ice sheets may cause ‘climate chaos,’ says scientist

“Water from melting ice sheets off Greenland and in the Antarctic will cause extreme weather and unpredictable temperatures around the globe,”…

“Water from melting ice sheets off Greenland and in the Antarctic will cause extreme weather and unpredictable temperatures around the globe,” says a news release from McGill University. In a new study published in the journal Nature, an international team of scientists analysed…

A study by researchers at Dalhousie University in Halifax Nova Scotia has found a surprising fact. Commercial fishing inside Europe’s marine protected…
Historic legislation aimed at protecting the languages First Nations peoples have spoken for millenia was introduced in Canada’s…
Winter is very long in Montreal and by March, many people are longing for an end to it. So, it is a good time for them to be invited to the city’s…
Monarch butterflies number appear to to have grown dramatically, but a wildlife biologist says Canada should step up efforts to help them. The iconic,…

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Melting ice sheets may cause ‘climate chaos,’ says scientist

Marine protected areas: maybe not so protected.

A study by researchers at Dalhousie University in Halifax Nova Scotia has found a surprising fact. Commercial fishing inside Europe’s marine protected areas (MPA’s) is actually heavier than outside those areas. Manuel Dureuil is lead author of the study. He is a PhD candidate in the Boris Worm lab at Dalhousie University, and…...إقرأالمزيد

Historic legislation to protect First Nations’ languages is tabled in Ottawa

Historic legislation aimed at protecting the languages First Nations peoples have spoken for millenia was introduced in Canada’s Parliament on Tuesday. Bill C-91 comes as the the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau continues its efforts of make amends for horrific past abuses inflicted on the country’s native…...إقرأالمزيد

Butterflies to fly free in Montreal greenhouse

Winter is very long in Montreal and by March, many people are longing for an end to it. So, it is a good time for them to be invited to the city’s warm Botanical Garden greenhouses to experience live butterflies flying free. Every year, the Space For Life facility imports several kinds of butterflies and, this Feb. 28, 2019 it…...إقرأالمزيد

Monarch rebound could be a one-off, warns biologist

Monarch butterflies number appear to to have grown dramatically, but a wildlife biologist says Canada should step up efforts to help them. The iconic, orange and black insect migrates 5,000 km from Canada and the northern United States in October to escape the cold winter months. These endangered butterflies winter in central Mexico highlands where…...إقرأالمزيد

Food bank need in Canada: unacceptably high

Food Banks Canada is a charitable umbrella organisation for food banks. It annually releases a survey of food bank use in Canada. Food banks are non-profit voluntary operations where individual people and marketers (stores, manufacturers, growers, bakeries etc) can donate food for others in need who can then come and get basic foodstuffs for free.…...إقرأالمزيد

Tough, new regulations on vaping in the works

The federal government will toughen legislation aimed at discouraging young people from what is an apparent growing propensity to puff and pull on e-cigarettes, a habit known to most of them asvaping. Among other things, proposed new regulations will include more advertising restrictions on vaping, a new…...إقرأالمزيد

Ottawa won’t heed U.S. call to return ISIS fighters

Canada will not answer a call by Washington that U.S. allies bring ISIS volunteers home to face prosecution. Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says the proposition is too risky. A Free Syrian Army fighter stands in front of graffiti that reads ‘ISIS down’ in Aleppo, Syria. Syrian activist group Sound and Picture is working with the FSA…...إقرأالمزيد

Black History Month: New collector coin honours civil rights icon

In a small incident that has since become legendary, North America’s first fight for black rights will be honoured once again by the Royal Canadian Mint. In 1946, years before the Rosa Parks incident in the U.S., Canadian businesswoman Viola Desmond, refused to give up her seat in a “whites only” section of a movie theatre in Cape…...إقرأالمزيد

The saga to save Wood Buffalo National Park continues

What the future holds the Wood Buffalo National Park, a national treasure that straddles the Alberta-Northwest Territories border, is still anyone’s guess. It is the largest national park in Canada and the second largest in the world (trailing only Northeast Greenland National Park), First Nations have depended on the area for cultural,…...إقرأالمزيد

Job Opportunities

Polina Shadman <pshadman@lmlip.ca> Reply| Today, 3:48 PM Please find the following list of job postings to share as appropriate. Job 1 ------------------------------------ We are currently accepting online applications for the following position listed on the City of London website www.london.ca/mycareer: Senior Accounting…

Former Quebec premier and PQ stalwart Bernard Landry dies at 81

Bernard Landry, a long-time stalwart in the Quebec independence movement and former Quebec premier, has died at the age of 81 at his home in Verchères, south of Montreal. Quebec Opposition Leader Bernard Landry gestures during a news conference Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2005 in Quebec City. Landry has died at age 81. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot…

Ocean warming may reduce sea life by 17%, study finds

The world’s oceans could lose nearly one-sixth of their fish and other marine life by the end of the century if global warming continues on its current path, a new study says. Every degree Celsius that the world’s oceans warm, the total mass of sea animals is projected to drop by five per cent, according to a comprehensive computer-based…

A force of nature named Yvonne brings change to Toronto’s Caribbean Carnival and she’s looking for more

Young people bring such great hope, especially when they are driven to make this insane world a better place. Take Yvonne Stanley. She’s a photographer in Toronto. I have no idea how old she is. It matters not a whit. Stanley says she loves the Toronto Caribbean Carnival because “it’s all about the celebration of women of colour.”…

Former Indigenous police officer named Saskatchewan Lt.-Gov.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has named former high ranking Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer Russell Mirasty as Saskatchewan’s lieutenant-governor, the Office of the Prime Minister announced on Wednesday. Mirasty worked with the RCMP for 36 years. He is a member of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band and was the first Indigenous person to command…

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Additional charges in Woodman Avenue london Ontario incident

LONDON, ON (August 22, 2019) – As a result of the continued investigation into the August 14, 2019, collision on Woodman Avenue that resulted in an explosion and fire, eight additional charges have been laid against a 23-year-old Kitchener woman. Daniella Alexandra Leis, 23, of Kitchener, is additionally charged with the following Criminal Code…

Vintage plane crash at Canadian airshow

A WW-II era biplane crashed this weekend at a major annual airshow event in British Columbia. The DeHavilland Dragon Rapide 3 was carrying several passengers when it came down hard just after takeoff shortly after the days airshow events had ended at Abbotsford on Saturday. Five people aboard were taken to hospital with minor to critical injuries,…

Return to school begins in Quebec

Returning to school, that annual rite of passage from one grade to the next, is underway in the mainly French-speaking province of Quebec. Elementary school yards were filled with children this morning making the transition from the two-month summer break, to classes and the routines of another academic year. Next week, following the Labour Day holiday…