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Breaking the Paper Folding Myth: Achieving 12 Folds and Setting the Record Straight
In this video, Britney Gallivan challenges the commonly accepted belief that a piece of paper can only be folded in half eight times. She successfully folds a sheet of gold foil in half 12 times, demonstrating exponential growth and the...
Wonderscape
Understanding Value, Base 10 and Symbols for Comparing Numbers
In this video that meets Common Core 1st grade math standards, the teacher introduces the concept of base 10 and how it makes counting and representing numbers easier. The teacher demonstrates how to count using base 10 by showing a set...
Curated Video
Ukraine faces difficult winter amid Russian strikes on energy grid, EBRD chief warns
New ReviewKyiv was "well prepared" for winter "a few days ago" before a barrage of Russian strikes targeted oil and gas facilities, Odile Renaud-Basso said.
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How Israel tries to control the narrative around Gaza
New ReviewFor two years, Israel has kept tight reins on what and who gets into Gaza and the information coming out of it. CBC’s Saša Petricic gets rare, escorted, access to the region and breaks down Israel’s efforts to maintain control over the...
Press Association
'It is that serious' - Sir John Curtice says Tories could cease to be a serious force in UK politics
New ReviewPolling expert Sir John Curtice says 'it is that serious' for the Conservatives as he predicts they may lose their place as a contender in British politics. Sir John was speaking at a fringe event at the Conservative Party podcast in...
Curated Video
Japan's ruling LDP elects new leader: Takaichi to be Japan's first female prime minister
New ReviewSanae Takaichi becomes Japan’s first female prime minister—after winning the Liberal Democratic Party leadership election.
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Female archbishop of Canterbury: Sarah Mullally to lead the church of England
New ReviewUK appoints first woman Archbishop of Canterbury – Sarah Mullally to lead Church of England amid growing divisions.
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Syria's Druze minority stages protests demanding autonomy from Damascus
New ReviewHundreds of people demonstrated in the southern Syrian city of Sweida, pressing for the self-determination of the Druze people. Protesters demanded full independence from Syria, dismissing ideas of federalism or autonomy as inadequate....
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Syria's Druze Minority Stages Protests Demanding Autonomy From Damascus | WION
New ReviewHundreds of people demonstrated in the southern Syrian city of Sweida, pressing for the self-determination of the Druze people. Protesters demanded full independence from Syria, dismissing ideas of federalism or autonomy as inadequate....
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Kent Monkman's Montreal exhibition challenges colonial gaze with Indigenous narratives
New ReviewThe exhibit, entitled History is Painted by the Victors, is on display at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts from Sept. 30 until March 8. In his grandiose works, the Cree artist paints colonial scenes that put Indigenous people at the...
Curated Video
India: Karnataka HC rejects Musk's X petition, 'digital platform must obey Sahyog orders'
New ReviewIndia: The Karnataka High Court has rejected Elon Musk-led X Corp's petition challenging the union government's mandate for social media intermediaries.
Curated Video
Meet your mayoral candidate: Ronald Billingsley Jr.
New ReviewEdmontonians head to the polls in October to vote for the city’s next mayor and council. Edmonton AM and Radio Active will speak with the mayoral candidates over the next six weeks.
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Meet your mayoral candidate: Ronald Billingsly Jr.
New ReviewEdmontonians head to the polls in October to vote for the city’s next mayor and council. Edmonton AM and Radio Active will speak with the mayoral candidates over the next six weeks.
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Treaty 5 document returns to Manitoba
New ReviewFirst Nations in Treaty 5 territory welcomed the chance to see the historic treaty document in person to mark the 150th anniversary of its signing.
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Regina-born survivor contestant had to miss his son’s birth to compete
New ReviewSurvivor fans from the Prairies will have a hometown competitor to cheer on during season 49. Jake Latimer grew up in Regina and now lives in St. Albert, Alta. He got the call to join the show while his wife was pregnant with their first...
Curated Video
How to encourage youngsters to read actual books and reduce screen time
New ReviewDespite recommendations that youth limit their recreational screen time to under two hours, more data is showing that fewer teens are reading books and limiting screen access. Steve Truch, the founding psychologist of the Reading...
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Canada opens men's volleyball worlds with victory over Libya
New ReviewCanada defeats Libya 22-25, 25-20, 25-12, 29-27 at the FIVB Volleyball Men’s World Championship in Manila, Philippines.
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Clark Retro Fitness marks 9/11 with challenge that commemorates first responders at ground zero
New ReviewThe idea was to mimic what firefighters and police officers did 24 years ago as they stepped inside of the Twin Towers to save those who were trapped.
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Agriculture ministers talk canola tariffs in Winnipeg
New ReviewDuring a Tuesday conference in Winnipeg, the provincial, territorial and federal agriculture ministers discussed challenges and solutions for Canada's producers of canola, which has been hit with steep tariffs by China.
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Riverdale residents' victims of new TikTok trend
New ReviewThe challenge involves kids go up to strangers' doors and trying to kick them in.
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Brazil Requests BRICS Meeting to Counter US Trade Threats
Brazil has proposed an extraordinary BRICS summit to align a collective response to US trade challenges, following the recent increase in US tariffs on Brazilian goods.
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Soccer tournament with a difference brings kids from diverse backgrounds together to play for pride
The Umoja Cup sees hundreds of Calgary kids from newcomer families who wouldn't otherwise be able to play the sport, representing neighbourhoods instead of club teams.
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Soccer tournament with a difference brings together kids to play for pride
The Umoja Cup sees hundreds of Calgary kids from newcomer families participate in a soccer tournament representing neighbourhoods rather than clubs. It gives them a chance to compete, while also fostering a sense of community and pride.