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So, about that UFO testimony … how seriously is Congress taking it? And should we?

When renowned skeptic Michael Shermer watched the recent U.S. Congressional House committee hearing — which included shocking testimony about UFOs, alien spacecraft and alien remains — he was, perhaps not surprisingly, unimpressed.Indeed, what was more amazing to…

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Temporary foreign workers losing wages, leaving early due to slow lobster season in N.B.

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Government heads back to drawing board with online harm bill after negative reaction in consultations

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Kyle Dubas out as Maple Leafs GM following another early playoff exit

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So, about that UFO testimony … how seriously is Congress taking it? And should we?

Temporary foreign workers losing wages, leaving early due to slow lobster season in N.B.

Government heads back to drawing board with online harm bill after negative reaction in consultations