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The polarization of opinion can be a very useful tool to orient your own tastes in a world where opinions are ubiquitous.

The spring season starts on Sunday, Feb. 19 with a trio of local authors. Coming soon to Madison: Emily St. John Mandel, Rebecca Makkai, Clint Smith, Michelle Zauner and others.

The lack of a “strong business case” to export Canadian natural gas to allied countries, as stated by ...

A federal agency in the United States is raising concerns about the safety of gas stoves, calling them a "hidden hazard," while stating that they are not looking into a ban.

Many Canadians use gas stoves for cooking but a federal agency in the United States is raising concerns about how safe they are, calling them a hidden hazard.

In the decade before the pandemic, representatives of Canada's biggest oil and gas lobby averaged 117 meetings with government officials each year. In 2020, that number hit an all-time high of 269 — more meetings than there were business days in the year.

The feds are investigating claims made by the Canadian Gas Association about its product being ‘clean’ and ‘budget-friendly.’

UCT researchers excel on the University of Stanford’s Top 2% Scientists in the World.

A lot of readers prefer reading fiction over nonfiction. I used to be one of those people. In the past several years I made a concerted effort to read more nonfiction, and I’m glad I...

This week on ‘The Write Question,’ host Lauren Korn is joined by award-winning journalist Nate Schweber. When Nate was in Missoula for the In the Footsteps of the Norman Maclean Literary Festival, the two sat down to chat about his book, ‘This America of Ours: Bernard and Avis DeVoto and the Forgotten Fight to Save the Wild’ (Mariner Books).