A lesser known feature of the planet Earth’s magnetic field has recently gained a special Canadian connection that is often overlooked in the better known science story about the magnetic north pole drifting away from Canada toward Russia. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementSo the magnetic north pole is drifting away from Canada toward Russia. The geomagnetic pole is less actively mobile, and gets less attentionThere is also a geomagnetic north pole, different than either the geographic or the magnetic north poles. The geomagnetic north pole, therefore, is the point around which these auroras form in the high atmosphere, unaffected by the local surface drifting of the magnetic north pole. So, while the magnetic north pole is moving comparatively quickly across the Arctic Ocean, the geomagnetic pole is less actively mobile, and gets less attention.

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Toronto police say a woman has been arrested for impaired driving after she allegedly drove her car onto the tracks of a west-end GO station and got hit by a train. The collision happened just after 10 p.m. Wednesday near the Etobicoke North GO station, on Kipling Avenue, just north of Highway 409, according to Toronto police. The 19-year-old driver was arrested with minor injuries and a male passenger who was also in the car was not injured, police say. Police tell CBC Toronto there are no reported injuries to any of the train’s passengers. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementAfter the collision Toronto Fire says they assisted people off the train.

Aaron Whitecotton could be the next Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator, and the more I look at it, the more it makes sense. Cowboys players respect him, he’s coached under some serious defensive minds, and honestly, the idea doesn’t feel all that wild. Players Already Respect Him, That’s Half the JobI have found this is a coach players genuinely respect. Players respect Whitecotton because he’s a teacher, communicator, and grinder, not a spotlight chaser. Why Promoting Whitecotton Isn’t CrazySo here’s why I think promoting Whitecotton isn’t crazy.

New book tells story of Black history in New BrunswickNewsDuration 3:43Jennifer Dow has written Beyond Borders, which provides a timeline of more than 400 years of Black history in New Brunswick. The book will be used in schools around the province in both languages and will be available in public libraries.

LISTEN | Full interview with Guinness record-holder Glenda Akin: As It Happens 6:40 Teacher wins Guinness World Record for working 61 years at the same schoolRetired Tennessee teacher Glenda Akin has lived and worked through a whole lot of history. Akin, 84, has been certified by Guinness World Records as the longest serving female teacher at the same school . “I think they would do well to put them away when they're at school,” Akin said. Akin, centre, poses with her new Guinness World Record and two of her former students, including Westmoreland High School Principal Rick Duffer, left, and school administrator Amber Regan, right. (Westmoreland High School/Facebook)She also served as a librarian at a time when school literature became an extremely politicized issue.

New Brunswick’s premier says her government “cannot cancel” the contract between NB Power and the U.S. company PROENERGY as suggested in a strongly worded letter from Barry Rothfuss, executive director of the Atlantic Wildlife Institute. “NB Power has informed us that they are committed to working with PROENERGY to support the communities near the proposed site and address any concerns being raised,” she adds. The premier was responding to a letter from Rothfuss sent more than three months earlier on September 2 urging her to stop the project. ‘Repair relationships’The Rothfuss letter accuses Holt of falsely claiming, during a CBC Radio appearance in August, that the project would be co-owned by First Nations in New Brunswick. To read the Rothfuss letter, click here.

The Chief of Pimicikamak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba has urged Prime Minister Mark Carney to send in the military to deal with a crisis caused by a prolonged power outage.The community has been without power since late Sunday when a line crossing the Nelson River snapped.

The Chief of Pimicikamak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba has urged Prime Minister Mark Carney to send in the military to deal with a crisis caused by a prolonged power outage.The community has been without power since late Sunday when a line crossing the Nelson River snapped.

This Mount Pearl fireworks shop is bringing in 2026 ‘with a bang’NewsDuration 1:31Happy’s Fireworks in Mount Pearl was busy on Wednesday as shoppers stocked up for their New Year’s Eve celebrations. Owner Vic Roberts also offered some safety tips to keep in mind as people “bring in ‘26 with a bang.”

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Court of Appeal has revoked the bail granted to an elderly convicted killer, reasoning that his release would undermine public confidence in the administration of justice. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementIn December 2024, a jury convicted Adrianus Johannes Rosbergen, 82, of the second degree murder of Allen Skedden. The jury heard that Rosbergen and Skedden had been in a court dispute over a tenancy claim. “That was the last time Mr. Skedden was seen alive,” wrote Justice Fenlon. “There was nothing to suggest that Mr. Rosbergen’s appeal could not be heard within that timeframe.

One powerful approach could be to dedicate the first period of each school day to guided sharing circles facilitated by teachers. The reflection period may culminate in a closing ceremony of remembrance and resolve—an inclusive event that reflects Sri Lanka’s multicultural and multi-religious identity. Creating space for reflection and healing after Cyclone Ditwah should not be an optional exercise, but a national imperative. Like NPCRP, an intentional, well-structured reflective period within schools is not a delay in learning; it is learning in its highest form. Let it be said that we refused to let our children carry their fears alone.

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