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Dutch regulator launches campaigns targeting youth gambling exposure and harm
The campaigns aim to help parents talk to children about gambling and encourage early self-exclusion.
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Colorado teacher discovers first known trackway of adult Tyrannosaurus rex
The footprints, found by a high school science teacher, are the first known trackway of an adult Tyrannosaurus rex.
Science
Shad Canada hosts Futures Day for P.E.I. high school students at UPEI
The event featured hands-on workshops in science, technology, business and creative arts.
Housing
Vancouver's new Green-led council sworn in with housing platform focus
Pete Fry was elected mayor, leading a council dominated by Greens and COPE after ABC Vancouver lost its supermajority.
iGaming
Romania's gambling regulator launches review of outdated legislation
The review aims to harmonize fragmented rules and follows a series of corruption scandals within the regulator.
Cities
Ottawa neighbourhoods offer distinct lifestyles for homebuyers
The Glebe, Alta Vista, Orleans, Barrhaven and Manotick each appeal to different priorities, from walkability to space.
Environment
Wildfire smoke cools lakes across North America, scientists find
Researchers have found smoke from increasingly intense wildfires can drift hundreds of miles and lower lake temperatures.
Environment
Canada poised to announce deal for 50 new water bombers amid worsening wildfires
Leaked documents suggest a joint purchase with the European Investment Bank, but experts question the plan's details and cost.
Science
Two Armagh astronomers have asteroids named in their honour
Rok Nežič and Shane Kelly were nominated by colleagues for the celestial honour from the International Astronomical Union.
Housing
Canadian mortgage arrears double from 2022 low but remain among G7's lowest
The share of homeowners seriously behind on payments has risen to 0.29 per cent, though Canada still has the second-lowest rate among G7 nations.
iGaming
Frogo CEO warns aggressive anti-fraud measures hurt user retention
Volodymyr Todurov argues legacy systems create friction that drives honest users to competitors.
Housing
Canada's housing affordability gap could take decades to close, analysis shows
A policy professor says earnings would need 26 years to catch up to current home prices nationally, and far longer in Ontario and B.C.
Cities
Regina youth advocate urges council to make transit free for all young people
A student and climate advocate says recent fare hikes are pricing young people off the buses.