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Boeing’s Starliner successfully launches crew into space for 1st timeBoeing launched astronauts for the first time Wednesday on its Starliner capsule, belatedly joining SpaceX as a second taxi service for NASA.WorldJun 5
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Boeing Starliner spacecraft plagued with issues, a 5th helium leak foundThis time, Boeing's issues transcend its earthly operations.ScienceJun 13
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Boeing’s first astronaut flight Starliner called off at last minuteTwo NASA astronauts were strapped into the Boeing's Starliner capsule and awaiting liftoff when the countdown was halted.ScienceJun 1
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‘It came from the sky’: Saskatchewan farmer finds hunk of space junk in fieldBarry Sawchuk found a giant piece of suspected space debris, as shown in this handout image provided by Sawchuk, in the field of his farm located near Ituna, Sask.CanadaMay 14
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Boeing to launch astronauts into space aboard new capsuleThe company's long-awaited astronaut demo is slated for liftoff Monday night.TechMay 4
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Boeing’s 1st crewed space launch called off after loud buzz heard in rocketThe issue was traced to an oxygen pressure-relief valve on the upper stage of the Atlas V rocket.TrendingMay 7
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McGill recognizes Dr. Frederic Bertley with honorary degreeNot the stereotypical doctor donning a robe, buried in books and beakers, Bertley is rather known for his boundless charm and talent to easily break down scientific notions.CanadaMay 31
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Titan sub 2.0? Billionaire plans to take US$20M sub to Titanic wreckBillionaire Larry Connor wants to prove that the deep-sea submersible industry is safe by diving to the Titanic wreck, just as the ill-fated Titan sub attempted to do.TrendingMay 28
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How to create the perfect at-home coffee stationLooking to take your coffee experience to the next level? Here's what you need to set up a coffee station at home (you won't regret it).The CuratorMay 29
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Satellite built by N.B. students not responding a week after entering Earth’s orbitDespite a week of unanswered calls, the student researchers behind Satellite Violet are optimistic they will reach the province's first-ever satellite sent into orbit.TechApr 27
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Social disorder in public spaces on the rise in Calgary: reportA new report by Vibrant Communities Calgary found that social disorder is on the rise in Calgary, and incidents are increasingly happening in public spaces like transit.CanadaMay 28
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Wild moose tranquilized and removed from Calgary community of SouthwoodWildlife officials tranquilized and removed a moose that was in Southwood in southwest Calgary. The animal was taken to the bush and released.CanadaJun 10
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Metrolinx completes 3 projects along Kitchener line, marking progress on GO serviceWhile Kitchener waits for two-way, all-day GO trains to run to Union Station, Metrolinx says it has completed a few steps to make the long-awaited project a reality.CanadaMay 9
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Calgary seeking feedback on housing proposal at Franklin LRT stationThe south parking lot of Franklin Station, along Memorial Drive in Calgary's southeast, has been identified by city officials as a site suitable for transit-oriented development.CanadaMay 8
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Edmonton kicks off 2024 construction season with more than 200 planned projectsThe City of Edmonton officially kicked off its 2024 construction season on Tuesday, with more than 200 infrastructure projects being planned, designed and built this year.TrafficMay 21
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Lakeshore General Hospital in Pointe-Claire opens new temporary ERAlmost a year after an investigation into the Lakeshore Hospital emergency room revealed severe deficiencies, a new modern modular emergency room is set to be opened next to it.CanadaMay 14
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Brossard mayor vows ‘no condos’ as future of former Chevrier bus station remains uncertainBrossard city council would like to see the vacant parking lot turned into a future park for the bustling 'C' section but owners of the land say they are assessing their next move.PoliticsMay 9
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ANALYSIS: Off-ice business continues for 30 other teams during Stanley Cup finalWhile there are two playoff teams still standing, the other 30 teams are deep into the planning for next season already. June just might be the busiest month of the hockey season.SportsJun 7
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Man charged after 2 random attacks at Calgary mallsCalgary police have charged a 37-year-old man after what officers say were two separate, random attacks at local malls.CrimeMay 31
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Halifax businesses call for break in sidewalk patio fees, as permit prices hiked againRestaurant owners in Atlantic Canada are calling on municipalities to curb fees for sidewalk patios, following another year of increased fees.CanadaMay 21