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Salmon Spectacular gets rolling in Owen Sound
The lines are down and the fish are biting as the McDonald’s Owen Sound Salmon Spectacular kicked off its 37th year on Friday morning. Anglers lined up at the weight station on Friday morning for when the scales opened at 10 a.m., and it didn’t take long for some big fish to start coming in. […]
Renovation of mental health unit under way at AMGH
GODERICH – Alexandra Marine and General Hospital (AMGH) is undertaking a significant renovation project in its mental health unit. A press release from the hospital said the initiative “reflects a strong commitment to enhancing the quality of patient care and the overall experience for those seeking mental health support at AMGH.” The renovation is progressing […]
Study looks at housing barriers faced by newcomers in Huron-Perth
GODERICH – Newcomers to Huron and Perth counties encounter multiple barriers when it comes to finding housing. Mark Nonkes, manager of Huron County’s local immigration partnership, presented at Goderich council’s Aug. 11 meeting the results of a recent research study that looked at newcomer experiences in both counties. Consisting of multiple partners, the study, dubbed […]
Breaking Rules but Not Waves: Plasmons in Correlated Materials
Study Reveals Hybrid Plasmon-Polariton Resilience in Strongly Correlated Systems Electronics often use a subclass of materials called correlated materials because they exhibit unique electronic and magnetic properties. In these types of materials, the electrons interact with each other so intensely that their behavior is not describable by simple models, because … [continued]
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Why the Recent Slowdown in Arctic Sea Ice Loss Is Only Temporary
By Dr Mark England, assistant professor in the department of Earth system science at UC Irvine, formerly senior research fellow in the department of mathematics and statistics at the University of Exeter. The retreat of sea ice in the Arctic has long been a prominent symbol of climate change. Observations reveal that Arctic sea ice extent at the … [continued]
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