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Ottawa police say protesters won’t be allowed to drive into the downtown core as part of the 'Rolling Thunder Ottawa' demonstration this weekend.

It’s been 15 years since my one and only contribution to the Confluence Project, an achievement I savour to this day. The goal of the online repository is ambitious, but seemingly simple: to store photos—and perhaps a little travel story—from the intersection of every integer degree of longitude and latitude in the world. So far, […]

Leading expert body set up to turn Thailand into Asia’s hub

France's centrist President Emmanuel Macron of the Republic on the March (LREM) was re-elected Sunday for another five-year term at the helm of the Elysée Palace, clearly surpassing far-right candidate Marine LePen of the National Rally (RN) in the runoff by 58.5% of the votes against 41.5%.

As billions of tons of plastic waste have accumulated in the environment, microplastics are getting even harder to remove.

[Editor’s note: This interview contains spoilers from last night’s season three premiere of Barry.]

Gold and base metals project developer Aton Resources has closed a private placement of about 13.3-million common shares, raising proceeds of C$2-million. An existing major shareholder, OU Hektik, acquired 12.7-million of these shares, tripling its shareholding from six-million shares to 18.7-million shares.

The Bermuda Equestrian Federations 2022 Welcome Home Show got concluded at the Botanical Gardens, with Melody Greenslade announced as the Overall Adult Champion, while Tyler James was announced as the

Motovid.com presents their All Levels Track Day program brought to you by Moto Union BMW – Ducati – MV Augusta on Wednesday, May 4, 2022. For more information or to […]

A company started in 1957 in Kent and which has now got offices across the UK, has paid tribute to its pioneering chairman who has passed away.

Government backs plans for independent regular for English football following review by Tracey Crouch.

Last year the reservoirs were at 63.344 BCM during the corresponding period. Around120 reservoirs have 80% of the storage average of last 10 years.

All you need to find a winner or two at the NSW feature meeting.

The Warwick Farm trainer is enjoying arguably the best run of his career.

Essentials like meat, dairy and oil now cost more -- pushing local bars and restaurants to adapt.

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Restaurants are revising their packaging strategy given Montreal's plan to ban many single-use plastics next year — including takeout containers that often wind up in the trash.

As the climate crisis intensifies, and people's desire to do something in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges grows, the idea of buying land to protect it is a tangible way for people to take action — and not just for the ultra-rich.

Maj. James Mercer, the pastor of Salvation Army Barrhaven, said finally putting shovels in the ground Sunday was 'unbelievable' given all the hurdles the project has faced — including a public dispute with the Ottawa International Airport Authority.

Here's CBC Ottawa's latest roundup of key updates during the coronavirus pandemic.

Is it just me, or do we all seem to be a lot angrier these days?

As the pandemic fades and spring returns to the city, so does the push by city hall to remove homeless people from sidewalks and public parks.

Magic mushrooms are considered an illegal substance in Canada, as they have hallucinogenic properties that can cause people who use them to see, hear or feel things that are not really there. Yet there are at least two storefronts in Ottawa openly advertising them for sale.