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Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney is calling on Albertans to vote in next week’s referendum on separation in large numbers, and to deliver a decisive result for the federalist side.

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Music, Thou Queen of Heaven: A feast of contemporary choral music to celebrate the 40th birthday of the Elysian Singers – St Gabriel's Pimlico, Sat 17 Oct 2026 - Join us in St Gabriel's, Pimlico, for ...

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By the middle of the ninth century, the Vikings had carved out a more or less permanent foothold in Frisia, in the pagus ‘territory’ of Nordendi, also known as Norditi. But by the year …

This review is based on a pre-production copy of the game that is expected to be nearly identical to the final product. I love MOBA games. My time playing League of Legends and DOTA are well in the…

This is a re-post from The Climate Brink by Andrew Dessler and Zeke Hausfather Global temperatures are predicted to soar due to theEl Niño event that is currently ramping up. Most forecasts predict that 2027 will set records, with the global average temperature reaching levels we would not expect until the late 2030s. To what extent does this upcoming El Niño give us a preview of what the climate will be like a decade or two from now? What is El Niño? Here’s what one of us (AD) wrote in his climate textbook: The best-known example of unforced variability in our climate is the El Niño/Southern Oscillation (referred to by scientists as ENSO). El Niño events, which make up the warm phase of ENSO, occur every few years and last a year or so, and alternate with cooler La Niña events. These ENSO events are associated with large-scale shifts of rainfall and temperature patterns around the globe, and these have enormous consequences for humanity. Some regions see more rainfall during an El Niño, and some see less; some regions experience warmer temperatures than normal, while others are cooler. Here’s something Kevin Trenberth wrote about ENSO (from a not-yet-published article): ENSO...