Ontario’s optometrists urge province to expand services they can provide

Ontario Medical Association opposes proposal, though optometrists can perform the procedures elsewhere in Canada ...

The Ghost in the machine is outpacing the real world. That’s a huge risk – and, for Canada, an opportunity

Canada must pivot from exporting raw energy to exporting secure computation. We should not merely sell the uranium; we should ...
The San Bernardino Sun

Man jailed after argument results in shooting death in Fontana

Fontana police on Sunday, Jan. 11, arrested a 31-year-old man after another man was shot to death at an apartment complex just after midnight. Gilbert Giovani Alonzo was booked into West Valley ...
The New York Times

What Science Tells Us About Arguing With Your Father-in-Law

Dr. Minson is a professor at Harvard University and the author of “How to Disagree Better.” A couple of weeks ago, I found myself on the brink of a high-risk conversation. Sitting in my in-laws’ ...
CRN

Veeam Acquires Object First In Move To Expand Data Resiliency

Object First, co-founded by the same duo who co-founded Veeam, is the developer of a line of appliances known as Ootbi, or Out Of The Box Immutability, which provide immutable storage to data ...
CBC.ca

Why Alberta and Montana are in a charged argument over electricity

When U.S. President Donald Trump’s top trade representative outlined conditions Canada would need to meet with a mandatory review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) looming, familiar issues ...
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Scientists just found an “impossible” object lurking in deep space

Deep space has just delivered a cosmic curveball: an object that behaves so strangely it appears to break the rules astronomers use to describe how the universe grew up. The discovery centers on an ...