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Robin Hanson has long been dedicated to protecting nature and helping others experience the outdoors. After years of building trails, he established a 162-hectare nature preserve on his family’s land near French Lake, N.B., in September 2025. Read More

There are few things more universally beloved than wine and cheese. Lay them out on your table with good company and you have the makings of a memorable evening. But for many hosts, the planning can feel overwhelming. How much cheese is enough? Which wines should you serve? Can you add ice to white wine? (Please don’t.) Here’s how to pull off a simple soirée with confidence. Read More

At least 17 earthquakes have been recorded near Area 51, in Nevada, over the past two days, drawing attention online and speculation around nuclear testing. Read More

OTTAWA — The Liberal government is overhauling Trudeau-era air passenger rights rules it now admits are largely toothless. Read More

New research suggests Canada's housing crisis is eroding life satisfaction among young adults across the country, with one in five reporting shelter insecurity in recent years. Read More

On Thursday, a GBNews reporter interviewed Rabbi Doron Birnbaum in Golders Green, a north London neighbourhood where two Jewish men were stabbed this week in a knife attack authorities are treating as an act of terrorism. Birnbaum, an educator, had just returned to the city after visiting Holocaust sites in Poland with 90 Jewish students when he was asked about the attack. Here's the full text of what he said. Read More

Police are asking for the public’s help to identify a male suspect and vehicle wanted in connection with the March shootings of synagogues in Toronto and Vaughan, Ontario. Read More

An Ontario health specialist says she has had some of her patients ask her about a TikTok trend involving two over-the-counter medications for relief from anxiety, mood swings and other symptoms of PMDD and menopause. But Dr. Alison Shea, menopause and reproductive health specialist, remains skeptical. Read More

In a finding that may surprise Canadians who ascribe to the view that the nation's capital is boring, Ottawa has been deemed the best place in Canada for under-30s who are looking for a place to live. Read More

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