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An investigation has concluded that a large copper piece recovered from the galleon ‘Santa Margarita’, shipwrecked in 1622, is the upper part of a submersible diving bell, predating Edmond Halley’s machine by seven decades

Lying In The Gutters celebrates its fifth anniversary as a mailing list runaround of the previous day on Bleeding Cool with American Horror Story

“As long as the Creator’s given me my mind and my health and if I can help people, I will.”

Christina Lalli: Thank you, Gaylene. Welcome, everyone, to the TRX Gold Corporation Third Quarter 2023 Financial Results Presentation.

Gold prices have risen. The US dollar has fallen. Gold bugs claim theres more doom and higher gold prices ahead. Are they right this time?

Jim Sinclair thinks unions are stuck playing a new game with old rules. That’s why the former B.C. Federation of Labour president wants to reshuffle the deck.

Sectoral bargaining could have a sweeping effect by letting unions negotiate for employees at multiple sites, even if they aren’t members.

Sectoral bargaining could have a sweeping effect by letting unions negotiate for employees at multiple sites, even if they aren’t members.

If walls could talk, Fraser Wilson’s mural might never stop.

Board light on details for improving hospital care in wake of problems at Surrey's only emergency room.