11,000-year-old indigenous site — one of oldest on continent — found in Canada. See it
What are we learning about the past? Here are three of our most recent eye-catching archaeology stories.
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January was unexpectedly warm on the Prairies
This week’s Weather Vane column by Daniel Bezte says numerous weather models appear to agree on a colder February for all ...
Skyharbour Announces Closing of Option and Purchase Agreements with Hatchet Uranium for Several of its Uranium Projects Located in the Athabasca Basin
Skyharbour Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:SYH) (OTCQX: SYHBF) (Frankfurt: SC1P) (“Skyharbour” or the “Company”), is pleased to anno ...
ValOre Affiliate Hatchet Uranium Corp. Closes $1,500,000 Financing Related to Saskatchewan Uranium Properties Acquisitions
About Hatchet Uranium Corp. Hatchet Uranium Corp. was incorporated by ValOre on February 7, 2024. Jim Paterson, ValOre’s Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, serves as HUC’s Chief Executive Officer ...
Winnipeg Free Press5d
The joy of walking in nature
There’s nothing like getting out of the house, moving my body, refreshing my mind and spirit, and filling my senses with the ...
Manitoba Cooperator12h
La Niña fails to move weather needle
Back in the middle of January I started to write about the top weather events around the world. The forecasts suggest a return to colder weather on the Prairies until February. I then took a break ...
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This Unassuming Restaurant In Montana Has Mouth-Watering Ribs Known Throughout The Rockies
Speaking of adventures, The Notorious P.I.G. is perfectly situated for a day of exploring Missoula. After you’ve had your ...
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The Humble Restaurant In Idaho Falls Locals Swear Has The World’s Best French Onion Soup
Nestled in the heart of Idaho Falls, Copper Rill Restaurant stands as a testament to the power of good food and even better ...
Ancient Âsowanânihk settlement found in Saskatchewan revolutionizes North American history
The settlement provides evidence of organized communities in central Canada much earlier than previously believed, according ...
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Carbon dating puts Sask. Indigenous archaeological site at almost 11,000 years old
Researchers believe people started living at this spot on the North Saskatchewan River, near Prince Albert, shortly after glaciers receded about 10,000 years ago. (Alexandre Silberman/CBC ...
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New Dates for the Occupation of Western Canada
The charcoal sample was taken from a hearth found along the banks of the North Saskatchewan River, at a site that is thought to have been used as a long-term settlement shortly after glaciers ...