The 2022 Mazda MX-5 remains true to its sports car roots
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The global energy map faces dramatic revisions
Putin's war on Ukraine has changed everything
Canada’s oil and gas workers don’t need a forced ‘just transition’
The sector will be critical to Canada, and the world, for decades to come
How much, how fast: Research sheds new light on carbon storage
Groundbreaking work could help industry understand how to store carbon safely over the long term
Will oil prices stall or continue to rise?
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Preston Manning continues to offer a guiding light to Canadians
His fictional story may have the best ideas anyone has had about assessing COVID…
U of A receives $48.3 million in provincial funding to expand enrolment
Funding will allow for 2,000 more students in the next three years
Overcoming the fear of public speaking
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Follow our tips to prove you’re the ideal candidate for the position
Including Indigenous perspectives in conservation planning
How Indigenous and Western knowledge can be equal partners in conservation solutions
When she looked away, did she stop listening?
A lack of eye contact indicates a lack of interest
Buying used: 2012 Toyota Corolla holds its value
Standard equipment includes telescoping steering, split folding rear seat, anti-lock brakes and more
2022 Mazda3 stays true to its exceptional roots
A well-thought-out compact sedan/hatchback
Electric, hydrogen vehicles offer green bargain for transportation sector
Study looking at emissions suggests low-carbon fuel vehicles will offer increasing environmental advantages
Buying used: 2012 Dodge Ram 1500 measures up to the competition
From a price of just under $22,000, the Ram 1500 has more than held its…
The war against cars embedded in Canadian urban planning
You won’t find a city planner anywhere who would be so bold as to publicly…
Program celebrates 20 years of changing lives for diabetics
Edmonton Protocol team reports treatment is safe and reliable for people with hard-to-control diabetes
Uptick in avian flu cases poses little threat to humans
Risk of transmission to people and pets is very low unless you're regularly in…
A fictionalized account of the Report of the Covid Commission
Imagining what a thorough investigation of the Trudeau government’s mismanagement of the COVID crisis might…
The best medicine? Humour can be a double-edged part of grieving
Can be a trigger for both grief and healing in people coping with the loss…
How technology affects the ethics of the nurse-patient relationship
The nurse-patient relationship is being re-shaped by the proliferation of technology
How to maximize the meaning in our lives
There’s nothing more significant than living with meaning
War and brutality go hand in hand
Combat naturally leads to behaviours that would be deemed shocking in normal life
Will the PEI government fix the bracket creep loophole?
Bracket creep has cost taxpayers too much for too long
Your standard of living has dropped under Trudeau
Liberal claims of “making life more affordable” since 2015 is hogwash
Irish lead the way in the push to decolonize
Language and culture played a big role in helping the Irish survive and fueled their…
Birdwatching in Honduras – plumage aplenty
Daily delights greeted us – toucans, parrots, butterflies, flowering trees, towering mountains
How quiet can it be in The Bahamas? Plenty quiet
Hints of Hurricane Dorian still linger, but The Bahamas as beautiful as ever
Is the polar bear’s life becoming even more perilous?
Life's tough for polar bears: climate is extreme, ice varies, food's scattered. Yet they persist
Second World War attack helped shape Bell Island’s history
It was the only domestic location where Canadians lost their lives during the global conflict
Cognac’s rise from a regional product to a worldwide phenomenon
Export sales drove the development of the industry, a feature as true today as it…