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Alberta premier says 'anonymous letter' forwarded to Edmonton ethics commissioner - Vimarsana News

Alberta premier says 'anonymous letter' forwarded to Edmonton ethics commissioner

Danielle Smith says an anonymous letter the province received three weeks ago has been forwarded to the City of Edmonton Ethics Commissioner.

After decades in Toronto, battle-weary former Montrealer finds refuge - Vimarsana News

After decades in Toronto, battle-weary former Montrealer finds refuge

Being a Montrealer of a certain generation, we were instilled with a profound contempt for Toronto. But somehow, something happened.

The conflict in the Middle East could be affecting the next federal election already - Vimarsana News

The conflict in the Middle East could be affecting the next federal election already

Six months after Hamas's deadly Oct. 7 attack on Israel, the way Canada's MPs have reacted and the positions they have taken are having an impact on support for federal parties in different communities.

Source: cbc.ca
Calgary scientist's research with NASA to boost astronauts' health on long missions - Vimarsana News

Calgary scientist's research with NASA to boost astronauts' health on long missions

A Mount Royal University biologist is conducting research to help astronauts stay healthy and safe during prolonged space missions.

Alberta bill requiring provincial approval of federal funding risks political meddling, academics say - Vimarsana News

Alberta bill requiring provincial approval of federal funding risks political meddling, academics say

Some Alberta academic leaders say a provincial government bill that proposes to vet all federal funding to post-secondary institutions poses a risk to academic freedom.

Source: cbc.ca