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The Guardian (Charlottetown), 2 Nov 2026

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ArticleDND WON’T SAY IF IT RECEIVED SECRET F-35 AUDIT FROM U.S.

The Cana­dian mil­it­ary is refus­ing to say whether it received a new and poten­tially con­tro­ver­sial U.S. gov­ern­ment audit on the F-35 fighter jet. The Depart­ment of National Defence has refused to answer ques­tions about whether the Pentagon...

DND WON’T SAY IF IT RECEIVED SECRET F-35 AUDIT FROM U.S.

ArticleShift­ing con­sumer pref­er­ences threaten a way of life for con­cord grape grow­ers

NORTH EAST, PA. Mark Ter­rell knows when it’s time to har­vest because the air starts to smell like a freshly opened jar of grape jelly. That’s usu­ally when Ter­rell drives his har­vest­ing tractor through his 81-hec­tare vine­yard on the shores of...

Shift­ing con­sumer pref­er­ences threaten a way of life for con­cord grape grow­ers

ArticleMona Lisa scrubbed from Syr­ian text­books as crit­ics slam con­ser­vat­ive drift

In one book, an illus­tra­tion was redrawn to show the girls gathered around a com­puter wear­ing hijabs. In another, an image of the Mona Lisa was taken out entirely. Changes to Syria’s offi­cial school books are spark­ing cri­ti­cism of the...

Mona Lisa scrubbed from Syr­ian text­books as crit­ics slam con­ser­vat­ive drift

ArticleExtrem­ists using inter­net to prey on youths: research­ers

The case of a Cana­dian facing ter­ror­ism charges fol­low­ing an invest­ig­a­tion into a viol­ent online extrem­ist net­work under­scores how these com­munit­ies can reach chil­dren in vir­tu­ally any com­munity, Saskat­chewan research­ers...

Extrem­ists using inter­net to prey on youths: research­ers