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How a "Super El Niño" will impact Eastern Ontario - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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A milder winter, more rainfall, and record temperatures on the horizon A ‘super El Niño,’ is causing this fall semester’s forecast to look different than usual. El Niño is a natural climate event where weakening easterly trade winds and higher than average ocean temperatures allow warm surface water to spread across the tropical Pacific, disrupting weather patterns worldwide. This year’s El Niño is already on track to be the largest ever. Breaking a sea surface temperature record months before i
Campus radio crisis threatens to make CFRC's 104th year one of its last - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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As campus radio stations across Canada continue to go dark, Queen’s historic station fights hard to survive CFRC 101.9 FM has survived two world wars, the rise of television, the internet, and a global pandemic. Last fall, it just barely survived a student referendum. Campus radio in Canada has been in crisis: the University of Ottawa’s CHUO 89.1 FM went off air permanently in March 2026 after losing the fight to keep its student fee levy while also facing an increase in rental costs for its stu
Shipping container café opens on Lake Ontario waterfront - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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St. Lawrence Coffee Company is a completely off-the-grid café right on shore Steps from Portsmouth Olympic Harbour and Lake Ontario Park, St. Lawrence Coffee Company sits along one of Kingston’s busiest walkways. The café had a “soft opening” at the end of July and a Grand Opening on August 8. It stayed open seven days a week until Labour Day, and is currently open every weekend from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. until Oct. 4 Despite being in a shipping container, the menu is extensive, selling gourmet co
Proposed child social media ban raises privacy concerns - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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Experts warn age verification technology could threaten digital freedoms Online child safety is a growing concern for governments globally, with Australia issuing the first blanket social media ban for children under age 16 last December. More than 20 countries, including Canada, could soon follow suit with similar measures. The Government of Canada introduced Bill C-34, The Safe Social Media Act, in June 2026. The act would ban children under 16 from using social media, introduce new safeguards
Summer research awards fuel bold discoveries and exhibits - The Queen's Journal (opens the original)
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From probing AI agents’ trustworthiness to tackling invasive species, students showcased the breadth of research 155 Queen’s students were awarded the Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellowships (USSRF) and Undergraduate Student Research Assistantship (USRA) awards this summer. Students worked full-time for 16 weeks on their research projects, publishing their abstracts in the Inquiry@Queen’s Journal this month, an undergraduate research publication. While students receive funding through
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