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POLITICS

Pierre Poilievre's immigration proposals may tighten opportunities for international students in Canada

Tuesday, Jan 07

Pierre Poilievre's immigration reforms could challenge international students in Canada, limiting study permits, work options, and pathways to residency.

ECONOMY

Minimal Impact of Wildfire Smoke on Solar Panel Output, New Study Shows

Tuesday, Jan 07

A new study reveals wildfire smoke has minimal long-term effects on solar panel output despite significant short-term production losses near fires.

HEALTH

Study Reveals Low Rates of Gender-Affirming Medication Among Adolescents

Tuesday, Jan 07

A study shows that less than 1 in 1,000 adolescents received gender-affirming medications over five years, amidst ongoing debates on the issue.

WORLD NEWS

Top 10 UK Universities Favored by US Students for Enrollment

Monday, Jan 06

Explore the top UK universities chosen by US students, highlighting enrollment numbers and appealing factors for studying abroad.

POLITICS

New research challenges the "gateway drug" theory by examining adolescent brain development

Monday, Jan 06

A recent study questions the gateway drug theory by examining pre-existing brain differences in adolescents who use substances like alcohol and cannabis.

POLITICS

Social Worker Arrested Amid Legal Challenge to Hong Kong's Tech Hub

Saturday, Jan 04

A Hong Kong social worker, Eddie Tse, has been arrested for deception while legally challenging a tech hub project's approval.

SCIENCE

Chinese Study Reveals Moon’s Magnetic Field Lasted Longer Than Previously Believed

Saturday, Jan 04

A new study shows the moon's magnetic field persisted for billions of years, affecting its surface and evolution.

SCIENCE

Study reveals ants may outperform humans in cooperative tasks

Saturday, Jan 04

Research shows that ants exhibit superior collective intelligence compared to humans in cooperative problem-solving tasks.

HEALTH

Only 1 in 4 Indians Have Access to Stroke-Ready Hospitals Amid 1.5 Million Annual Cases

Saturday, Jan 04

A new study reveals that just 25% of Indians can access stroke-ready hospitals despite 1.5 million cases annually, raising concerns about healthcare availability.