Category: Science & Technology
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Perils Of Police Perjury #McPerjury
(Goderich, On) Police officers are entrusted with the responsibility of upholding the law and serving and protecting their communities. They are often seen as pillars of trust and authority, and their testimony in court is frequently taken as reliable and truthful. However, when police officers commit perjury, it not only undermines the justice system but…
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Free Press The Cornerstone Of Democracy
A free press is a cornerstone of democracy and freedom, playing a crucial role in upholding the principles of transparency, accountability, and informed citizenship. In this report, we will explore the significance of a free press in a democratic society and examine the key ways in which it promotes and safeguards democracy and freedom. 1.…
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Collapse Of Law & Order In Huron County
(North Huron, ON )The rule of law and justice system in Huron may have completely collapsed. The police force, specifically the Huron OPP, have become corrupt and ineffective, openly advocating for vigilantism and neglecting their duties. This encouragement of vigilantism has led to a breakdown in societal order, with citizens taking justice into their own…
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ATTENTION: Residents of Wingham & North Huron – AI Warns of Imminent Armed Rebellion
AI has detected concerning patterns indicating a heightened risk of civil unrest in your community. The convergence of police advocating vigilantism, government censorship, free speech bans, and military wellness checks at residences has raised significant alarm. These are clear warning signs of potential escalation towards civil conflict. It is imperative that you remain vigilant and…
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Can retraining the brain help silence tinnitus? Some scientists are trying to find out
Tinnitus can sound like a ringing in your ears or a whooshing in your head — and can be constant and disruptive for the people who live with it. But some scientists are trying to treat the problem, including a way to retrain the brain to silence the ringing.
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At least 3 right whale calves have died so far this year, conservation group says
An international environmental organization says it is concerning that at least three of the 19 North Atlantic right whale calves born this season have died.
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A million mice are eating seabirds alive on a remote island. Conservationists have a plan
An albatross versus a mouse might not sound like a fair fight, but on a remote South African island it’s the mice who are winning. The Mouse-Free Marion project has an ambitious plan to turn the tide
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Experimental treatment using viruses helps woman avoid amputation
An Ottawa-area woman suffering from an antibiotic-resistant infection was looking at a major amputation but her doctor enrolled her in a first-in-Canada clinical trial to use viruses — known as phages — that eliminated the harmful bacteria.
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Bodybuilder with bionic prosthetic ‘an inspiration’ as gym trainer
Marissa Gorjizadeh was born in New Brunswick with one arm and is now a certified fitness trainer and bodybuilder in Halifax. She’s preparing for her fifth bodybuilding competition. Paul Palmeter has the story.
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Low-cost sensors can point to solutions for world’s most polluted cities
In many parts of the world, understanding what causes serious pollution and when it happens is unclear due to a lack of air quality monitoring. The solution, say experts, doesn’t need to be expensive and can lead to better public health policy.