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In 1849 a Presbyterian minister began selling 50-acre lots to Black settlers near Lake Erie. The rules, the school and the 70 Civil War enlistments of Buxton.
Montréal photonics startup One Silicon Chip Photonics has closed a US$6-million Series A to build chip-scale gyroscopes that keep navigating when GPS fails.
On Oct. 4, 1869, the Saxby Gale struck the Maritimes overnight, a storm a Royal Navy officer had predicted ten months earlier from the Moon’s position.
Canada says France has not issued the snow crab licence Macron reportedly promised off Newfoundland, as Ottawa repeats its shelf claim. What is at stake.
Freed by a 1814 British offer, about 2,000 Black Refugees settled in Nova Scotia on rocky 10-acre lots without title. Their fight for land shaped the province.
The U.S. Coast Guard says a debris field associated with a missing Hamilton-based air ambulance jet has been located off Nantucket, as the search for the six people aboard continues.
Switch off the furnace, match the filter size and fit the new one with its arrow pointing toward the blower. Here is how to change a furnace filter this fall.
Leon Draisaitl scored with 2:27 left and Connor McDavid added an empty-netter as the Edmonton Oilers beat the Seattle Kraken 3-1 on Saturday at Rogers Place.
Health Canada’s official pages for getting a naloxone kit in each province and territory, plus Alberta’s new Oct. 1 pharmacy rules.
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B.C. Premier David Eby promised a cap on retail profit margins for milk, eggs, cheese, butter and poultry, while the Conservatives pitched $500 million for wildfire aircraft and detection.
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Cold spots on your radiator? Here is how to bleed trapped air from a hot-water radiator safely before the heating season, and when to call a pro.
Plant tulips, daffodils and crocuses this fall once soil cools but before it freezes, about three times as deep as each bulb is tall, for spring colour.
Connor McDavid had a goal and four assists as the Oilers held on for a wild 9-7 win over the Canucks in Vancouver, splitting the opening home-and-home series.
On Oct. 2, 1952, North Korean shore batteries hit HMCS Iroquois off Songjin, killing three sailors. It remains the Royal Canadian Navy’s only combat losses of the Korean War.
In 1853 Mary Ann Shadd launched the Provincial Freeman in Windsor, but kept her name off the masthead so readers would not dismiss a Black woman editor.
Transluce says AI agents sent 899 requests to a Library and Archives Canada search tool, 13 with attack payloads. The Cyber Centre sees no sign of compromise.
















































