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Artemis II Crew Reveals the Playbook for Teamwork and Resilience
Artemis II’s four-astronaut crew shared life lessons from their lunar flyby: build a close, communicative team, lean on behavioral health support, train for low-probability/high-stakes scenarios, and keep relationships with loved ones strong to stay calm and focused under pressure—emphasizing that failure isn’t feared but faced with proactive problem-solving and trust in each other.
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BC ostrich farm fined for avian flu lapse, tribunal rules
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Canadians worry U.S. could directly seize Canada, poll finds
A Leger poll of 1,540 Canadians and 1,011 Americans finds about 31% of Canadians believe the United States could attempt direct action to take control of Canada in the future, reflecting lingering concerns about sovereignty after the U.S. intervention in Venezuela; the online survey notes no margin of error and shows mixed views on U.S. aims and the broader international order.
Canadian Serial Killer Robert Pickton Dies in Prison at 74
Robert Pickton, one of Canada's most notorious serial killers, died at 74 after being assaulted in prison. Convicted of murdering six women, he claimed to have killed 49, with the remains of 33 victims found at his pig farm near Vancouver. His crimes highlighted police and societal neglect towards the deaths of Indigenous women.