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How an Ontario city is taking a new approach to homelessness - Vimarsana News

How an Ontario city is taking a new approach to homelessness

Encampments in many major Canadian cities are growing again after clearances in 2021

Doctor Who arrives oddly late to the companion podcast space. - Vimarsana News

Doctor Who arrives oddly late to the companion podcast space.

The first of three new Doctor Who episodes is about to premiere at 6:30PM GMT (1:30PM ET, and if you’re not in the UK or Ireland, you’ll find the new episodes on Disney Plus now). And after fans watch “The Star Beast,” for the first time, there will be an official post-show podcast (Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Pocket Casts) to extend the experience. The only odd thing about this is that Doctor Who didn’t have one before, and if you’re still wondering why every new show has a podcast, Hot Pod has tried to answer that very question.

The Canadian scientist at the centre of the OpenAI drama - Vimarsana News

The Canadian scientist at the centre of the OpenAI drama

At the centre of the OpenAI drama were two men: Sam Altman, its CEO, and Ilya Sutskever, its Chief Scientist

Gaza's underground tunnels - The Globe and Mail - Vimarsana News

Gaza's underground tunnels - The Globe and Mail

Drew Craig, a consultant geologist and a member of the International Working Group on subterranean warfare, explains what we know about this subterranean network and how it’s being used in the ongoing war

What's behind the shakeup of Alberta's health care system - Vimarsana News

What's behind the shakeup of Alberta's health care system

The Globe’s health columnist Andre Picard explains the changes and why he thinks they might not fix the issues facing health care in Alberta