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2022 FFO Guidance Increased $0.04 at the Midpoint to $2.15 to $2.23 Per Share/Unit Occupancy of 98.4%; Cash Rental Rates Up 27.0%; Cash Same Store NOI Grew...

2022 FFO Guidance Increased $0.04 at the Midpoint to $2.15 to $2.23 Per Share/Unit Occupancy of 98.4%; Cash Rental Rates Up 27.0%; Cash Same Store NOI Grew...

From astronauts exploring Labrador to prepare for a visit to the moon, to the bubble that surrounds the Milky Way, here are some of our favourite space stories from this past season.

"Home with the Lost Italian" food columnist Sarah Nasello says just seven ingredients combine to make this staple salad dressing right at home.

Chemistry professor Aimin Liu has been awarded a three-year, $495,000 Accomplishment-Based Renewal (ABR) grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to advance his research on the body's metabolic processes using an innovative method that will improve the understanding of amino acids.

"This would be like an F8 tornado sweeping across the surface. These are winds on Mars that will never be seen again unless [there is] another impact." -Peter Schultz When you examine craters on the surfaces of worlds across the solar system, you find that there are rays emanating outward, containing a mix of ejecta from the impactor and the surface itself. But there’s a limit to how far those rays go, and that’s normally dependent on the size of the crater. In a few instances on M...

A disabled tow boat was safely removed from a lock and dam Sunday, after the pilot lost control on the Mississippi River and crashed near Alma, Wisconsin Saturday.

In the fifth and final installment of our "Liquid Gold" series, we explore how a friendship between the two became the blueprint for changing the world through food.

No counting carbs, no obsessing over weight: Some American tourists see that eating like the Greeks is not only more fun, but possibly better for your health, in the fourth installment of our "Liquid Gold" series.

Eugene Ladopoulos is a one-time diplomat who traded in his business suit for a quieter life as an olive farmer. But his passion project is now touching countless lives in the American Midwest.