Greenland annexation threats ‘bewildering,’ Nunavut premier says | The-14
Nunavut Premier John Main calls U.S. threats to annex Greenland bewildering, backs Inuit self-determination, and urges Arctic sovereignty on northern terms.
When Pollution Meets Power: Quebec and Gabes | The-14
Pollution exposes stark contrast: Quebec enforces law, Gabes suffers decades of industrial waste. Who bears responsibility for our waters?
US action against Greenland would undermine Nato, but now is not the time to panic | The-14
US threats over Greenland reveal Trump’s expansionism, risking Nato unity. Europe should resist panic, avoid escalation, and expose the dangers of US aggression
People are getting their news from AI – and it’s altering their views | The-14
AI chatbots are becoming a main source of news, subtly shaping opinions through framing and bias, raising concerns about trust, regulation, and public discourse
Alberta gov’t approved sale of 10,600 acres of land to foreign owners in 2025 | The-14
Alberta approved foreign buyers to acquire 10,600 acres in 2025, including defence and AI data projects, raising questions about oversight, benefits, and use.
What actually is fire? A physicist explains | The-14
Fire is not matter but a chemical process. From ancient hearths to bushfires, explore what fire really is and why it’s unique to Earth.
Solid-State Batteries: The Bet Promising to Change Electric Vehicles | The-14
Solid-state batteries could reshape electric vehicles with safer designs, faster charging and longer life, as automakers debate cost, scale and future mobility.
Ecological myopia: the blind spot holding back climate action | The-14
Focusing on climate targets misses deeper Earth system disruption. Ecological myopia treats climate as a silo, weakening politics, policy and action.
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