Новости за 11.03.2016

A New Archaeology for the Leslie Street Spit, is Ben Watt-Meyer’s thoughtful conception of wall-hung archival architectural photos and, dominating the floor, a large spiral of bricks and rocks

On her new album Dig in Deep, the veteran singer-guitarist (who plays Sony Centre on March 15) goes sexy and slinky with a daring cover of INXS’s Need You Tonight

With universities dating back half a millennium, Scotland boasts ground-breaking research from gravitational-wave detection to the roots of modern economics, philosophy and industry

The ratings agency cited problems executing plans at several mines, expected production declines, and management changes

A computer game created by Dalhousie University students could soon be used by peacekeepers in Somalia who deal with child soldiers. Informatics student Mimi Cahill says the game was designed to be accessible without Wi-Fi.

George Gretes, a former Ministry of Transportation employee, has been charged under the province’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act with two counts of willfully making false statements to mislead, or attempt to mislead, the Information and Privacy Commissioner in performance of her duties, powers and functions.

Writer and illustrator Kevin Sylvester shows us how he creates his favourite character Neil Flambé

An independent arbitrator reduced the defenceman’s suspension for knocking linesman Don Henderson to the ice, though Wideman has already served 19 of the games

VR filmmakers find themselves in the position of making things up as they go along

Will this week’s Washington love-in for the Prime Minister turn out to be short as well as sweet? William A. Macdonald finds Justin Trudeau’s pesistent optimism admirable but warns that it will be an increasingly rare commodity as nations begin to put their cards on the table

The guest list for former First Lady Nancy Reagan's funeral tells a story about their lives, which stretched from Hollywood's Golden Age to the California statehouse during Reagan's time as governor to Washington

The California company that pioneered the first real floating hoverboard is back again with a new-and-improved model.

Oil prices gain as IEA says it sees production cuts

Parenting advice from author Kathy Buckworth

Anohni’s Drone Bomb Me is not bland polemic – it is gorgeous, modern song, a noise of 2016

The Canadiens defenceman had to be stretchered off the ice near the end of the third period after falling and being struck by teammate Alexei Emelin

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New service robots welcome visitors at the international travel fair in Berlin, and could soon be the face of the check-in desk at international hotels. Ivor Bennett reports on how the latest wave of disruptive technology is impacting the travel industry.

Travel editor Domini Clark shares five essential tips for making your time at the airport less painful

Women in construction is not revolutionary but it remains a male-dominated industry

A look at Quebecor

Island nation’s economy surges 7.8 per cent in 2015

IAAF President Sebastian Coe says another meeting will be held in May to make a final decision on whether Russia will be readmitted in time for the Rio Olympics

New treatment enhances blood-cleaning process for young patients

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