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March 23, 2024
USask and Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN–S) have partnered together on a project that involves the environment, the community, experiential learning, and carbon storage data.The project started with MN–S reaching out to USask to see if it would be int
December 20, 2023
While the mountain snowpack is off to a slow start, there is enough snow to produce dangerous avalanches. We began issuing daily Backcountry Avalanche Forecasts for most of our forecast
October 20, 2023
ENewsChannels NEWS: -- A message of hope coming through the veil from those who have passed over, and from the Divine Spirit who is guiding us into this new future. In Dr. Mark W. Burns' current book, "A Light Amongst the Stars" (ISBN: 978-0228893684; July, 2023), he questions: What if humanity has passed an important milestone and the message of doom, proposed by so many for so long, is now wrong? :: News from eNewsChannels
September 16, 2022
East Malaysia, separated from Peninsular Malaysia by the South China Sea, comprises the Borneo states of Sabah and Sarawak.
May 3, 2021
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February 23, 2021
Prof Mohamad Kadim (standing second from left) and other Unimas representatives in a group photograph with the scholarship recipients. FIVE Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (Unimas) students have been awarded the Mitsubishi Corporation international scholarship for their studies in the Resource Science and Technology Faculty.They were presented with the scholarship at a virtual awards ceremony at the Unimas campus in Kota Samarahan recently, which was attended by representatives of the university a...
February 23, 2021
E-Mail IMAGE: At an old explosives storehouse on Monogram Mesa just east of the Utah border, home to numerous different uranium and vanadium mines. view more Credit: Isabel Barton Anyone whos seen an old cartoon or film about mining knows the image of a sooty man making his way through a dark tunnel. When his lantern lights upon a brilliant diamond or a hunk of gold, he hacks away at the rock until the precious mineral is free. In todays world, of course, its a lot more complicated...