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Along with our main investigation, W5 has also prepared an interactive and below, some facts about the religion that you might not know.

As a child in Kenya, Robel Ng’ong’a spent every Christmas vacation visiting extended family in a rural village. That’s where he grew to realize that his friends and family had little opportunity to fully pursue their educational dreams. Now Ng’ong’a has a dream to help them.

The balancing act — between impressing a potential sweetheart and staying on budget (without coming across as cheap) — has always been a part of dating. But with inflation on the rise, it's getting trickier to strike. 

Engineering professor Jason Olfert demonstrates a specialized reactor that produces hydrogen from natural gas. Olfert leads a project in collaboration with Calgary-based Innova Hydrogen aimed at producing hydrogen using less energy and with almost no CO2 emissions.

Carbon fibre is strong, light and resistant to corrosion, making it ideal for composites used in a variety of products. Think of wheelchairs, bikes, buses, construction materials and more. Unfortunately, it’s expensive to produce.That’s a problem thr

Alberta is building a better pipeline, but this one’s not for oil and gas products — it’s for vaccines and therapeutic drugs to fight viral diseases

A team of researchers at the University of Alberta has uncovered new antiviral agents that could lead to safer and more effective COVID-19 treatments

A carbon technology company in Calgary has partnered with the University of Calgary to help teams attempting to win the prestigious XPrize.

Article content TORONTO — Ontario high schools will have the option to offer classes teaching sign language as a second language starting in September, the province’s education minister announced Thursday. The province will become the first to offer a curriculum for Langue des signes québécoise (LSQ) and one of the first to teach American Sign Language (ASL), Stephen Lecce told reporters. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Ontario high school...

Date Time Canadian cardiac researchers warn women about risks of heart attack and stroke Did you know that heart attack and stroke are the number one cause of premature death for women in Canada? Or that Canadian women are five times more likely to die of heart disease than breast cancer? Or that 53 per cent of women who have heart attack symptoms go undiagnosed when they seek medical treatment? It’s “stunning” facts like these that Canadian cardiac researchers are hoping to get across th...