Canada’s new Greenland consulate officially opens with patriotic ceremony

By Dylan Robertson The Canadian Press Posted February 6, 2026 3:40 pm Updated February 7, 2026 4:47 pm 1 min read 0:30 Canada to open new consulate in Greenland capital amid uncertainty in Arctic WATCH: Canada to open new consulate in Greenland capital amid uncertainty in Arctic – Feb 6, 2026 Canada’s new consulate in Greenland is

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During a global nuclear revival, a new uranium mine in Saskatchewan braces for possible green light

Demand for more power among developed economies is high, and clean, carbon free power, like uranium-driven nuclear energy, is “very strongly the preference,” said NexGen CEO Leigh Curyer. Photo by KLEIN MEDIA/WINNIPEG SUN/Postmedia filesArticle content As countries around the world rely more heavily on nuclear power, and with supplies of uranium struggling to meet demand

Celebrations at PAHS, Kings schools

TOP OF THE CLASS: Top matriculant of the class of 2025 at PAHS Sarah Schultz (striped T-shirt), flanked by Christiaan Naude (second-highest average) and Caitlyn Monroe (third highest average) were congratulated by the school’s headmaster Nigel Adams, far right, and deputy principal Ann Willemse (far left). Grace Tyutyu (HoD FET phase) is pictured next to