Science & Nature

The Future of Fungi: From Plastic-Free Solutions to Global Crop Threats

The kingdom Fungi, once classified alongside plants, is now recognized as a distinct and diverse group of eukaryotic organisms essential to global ecosystems. As of February 2026, new research and environmental shifts are highlighting both the innovative potential and the rising threats posed by these organisms, from plastic-free packaging to “species-jumping” agricultural diseases. Biological Classification […]

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NASA Artemis II Delay: Jeremy Hansen’s Historic Moon Mission Pushed Back

CAPE CANAVERAL, FL — NASA’s ambitious timeline to return humans to the vicinity of the Moon has hit a significant technical hurdle. On 21 February 2026, agency officials confirmed that a newly discovered issue with the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket’s upper stage has forced a postponement of the Artemis II mission, likely pushing the

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Clavicular: From Orthopaedic Science to the Rise of Braden Peters

The term clavicular, traditionally rooted in the anatomical study of the human collarbone, has undergone a radical cultural shift in early 2026. While it remains a cornerstone of orthopaedic medicine, it has simultaneously emerged as the moniker for one of the most controversial figures in the “manosphere” and digital “looksmaxxing” subcultures. Anatomical Significance and Function

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2026 Perennial Guide: Top Plants and Tech for the Canadian Garden

As Canadians look toward the spring thaw, the horticultural landscape for 2026 is being shaped by a mix of “moody” aesthetics, technological integration, and a shift toward high-value crop diversification. From the announcement of the 2026 Perennial of the Year to new frost-protection breakthroughs, here is the latest on the plants that return year after

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La Niña Weakens: What the 2026 Weather Shift Means for Canada

As of 12 February 2026, the global climate is at a critical juncture. The La Niña pattern that has influenced weather systems since the autumn of 2025 is officially weakening, with international meteorological agencies forecasting a rapid transition toward neutral conditions and a potential El Niño by summer. Current Status: La Niña Advisory The National

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SAQ Restocks U.S. Spirits as Union Fights Uber Eats Delivery Pilot

The Société des alcools du Québec (SAQ) is currently navigating a complex intersection of international trade policy and domestic labour relations. As of 08 February 2026, the provincial Crown corporation has announced a strategic reversal regarding its ban on American products, while simultaneously facing pushback from its union over a controversial delivery pilot project. Following

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Doomsday Glacier Crisis: Mission Failure Sparks Urgent Sea Wall Debate

The Thwaites Glacier, famously dubbed the “Doomsday Glacier,” has dominated international headlines this week as a high-stakes scientific mission in West Antarctica faced a catastrophic equipment failure. As of 06 February 2026, researchers are grappling with the loss of critical sensors designed to monitor the glacier’s accelerating melt, which threatens to raise global sea levels

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Artemis II Launch Delayed to March Following Hydrogen Leak During Final Rehearsal

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FL — NASA announced today, 03 February 2026, that the historic Artemis II mission will be delayed by at least one month following technical complications during its final “wet dress rehearsal.” Originally slated to lift off as early as next week, the mission—which includes Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen—is now targeting a launch

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Solar Maximum Alert: Canadian Skies Brace for Increased Geomagnetic Activity

Solar Maximum Alert: Canadian Skies Brace for Increased Geomagnetic Activity As of 02 February 2026, space weather agencies are monitoring a significant uptick in solar activity following a series of X-class solar flares observed over the past week. With Solar Cycle 25 reaching its predicted peak, residents across Canada—particularly in northern latitudes—should prepare for potential

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Freezing Rain Grips Central Canada: Recovery Efforts Underway After January Ice Storm

Freezing Rain Grips Central Canada: Recovery Efforts Underway After January Ice Storm Following a significant freezing rain event that swept across Ontario and Quebec between 26 January and 29 January 2026, utility crews are working around the clock to restore power to the final remaining households. The storm, which deposited up to 20mm of ice

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