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Lögberg-Heimskringla is a newspaper covering the Icelandic community across North America, with news about people and events. It says it is published in English and is the oldest continuously published ethnic newspaper in North America. It describes itself as an independent, not-for-profit, charitable organization. Lögberg and Heimskringla joined forces in 1959.
Lowtein compares this week's advertised grocery and meat prices in selected cities against government-published averages and week-by-week price history to judge whether a sale price is really a deal. It covers cities in Canada, the United States, Australia and the UK and is free with no login.
A Manitoba Justice web page that provides public warnings about high risk sex offenders. It states that only information about the most serious sex offenders is displayed, after a police agency issues a province-wide public notification containing the offender's name, photograph and background information. The page notes that public notification cannot guarantee safety.
McGill University is a university whose website presents admissions information for undergraduate and graduate programs, certificates, diplomas and continuing studies, along with tuition fees, scholarships and financial aid. It also lists research jobs, research funding, libraries and research services, innovation and partnerships, and student life services. The site includes news items and an invitation to an Open House on October 24.
Memorial University of Newfoundland is described as Newfoundland and Labrador's University. Its homepage lists news from the Gazette, unique programs and events, and mentions open houses at its St. John's, Grenfell or Marine Institute campuses.
The Minden Times is a weekly newspaper in Ontario's cottage country, owned by White Pine Media alongside the Haliburton Echo. It focuses on the townships of Minden Hills and Algonquin Highlands, covering local politics, sports, culture, health, environment and business news. It began as the Minden Progress in 1963.
Motus is an international collaborative research network that uses automated radio telemetry to track the movement and behaviour of small animals such as birds, bats and insects. It is a program of Birds Canada run with collaborating researchers and organizations, and it provides data and information for researchers.
NARSTO is a public and private partnership established in 1995 by representatives of Canada, the United States, and Mexico to improve air quality management in North America. It maintains the Quality Systems Science Center and the NARSTO Data Archive, which store data from affiliated research activities and make them available to the scientific community.
The North American Breeding Bird Survey is a long-term monitoring program that tracks the status and trends of North American bird populations. It is a cooperative effort between the U.S. Geological Survey's Eastern Ecological Science Center and Environment Canada's Canadian Wildlife Service. Data are collected by participants along randomly established roadside routes, and analyses cover more than 400 bird species.
The Ocean Tracking Network is an aquatic animal tracking, data management, and partnership platform based at Dalhousie University in Canada. Its data centre collects, aggregates, cross-references, preserves, and disseminates aquatic telemetry data, and aims to inform global biogeographical information systems such as OBIS as data becomes publicly accessible under the OTN Data Policy. A map lists affiliated projects filterable by collection, contact, country, or species.
Open Calgary is the official open data portal of The City of Calgary, located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. It offers free and easy access to open data published by the city government.
The Open Science and Data Platform provides access to scientific data, publications and information about development activities across Canada. Its content can be used to understand the cumulative effects of human activities to support improved future decision-making. The platform is available in both English and French.
Toronto Hydro outage map for checking active power outages and service restoration information.
Peace Arch News is a community newspaper covering Surrey and the surrounding Lower Mainland area in British Columbia. Its site carries regional news, election coverage, business, community life, entertainment, sports, opinion and obituaries. The publication is edited by Julie MacLellan, who serves as Surrey area bureau chief for Black Press Media.
The Permafrost Information Network is an online resource covering permafrost topics. A migration notice states that the network's infrastructure is being upgraded and that its resources remain accessible through geo.ca during the migration. Listed resources include the permafrost information network, a geotechnical borehole database, and ground ice maps of Canada for wedge ice, relict ice, and segregated ice.
PlowTO is a City of Toronto map service. According to the city page, the map is unavailable during the summer months while routine maintenance is completed, and the service resumes in the winter season when snow-clearing operations begin.
RandomStreetView.com displays random street view images from around the world. Visitors click a Next button to view further images, select a country, play a slideshow in fullscreen, or use it as a screensaver. It offers images from many countries, including Andorra, Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Japan and the United States.
A site listing virtual phone numbers from countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Sweden and Canada, where visitors read the SMS messages those numbers receive. It states that free receiving requires no registration and that numbers can be used to verify various services.
Receive SMS Online provides virtual phone numbers in countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Sweden and Canada. Users select a country and a number to view SMS messages received by that number. The site lists amounts and active status for numbers per country.
SEDAR mutual fund document search for Canadian investment fund filings and disclosure records.
Simon Fraser University is a Canadian research and learning community with campuses in Burnaby, Surrey and Vancouver. The site offers program exploration, applications, in-person and virtual campus tours, and library access for undergraduate, graduate and continuing education.
A page for checking Canadian social insurance numbers, verifying the first digit and Luhn check digit, showing the step-by-step check, and offering sample SINs for testing forms. It also lists what the first digit means and includes PHP and JavaScript check code.
The Super Dual Auroral Radar Network is an international network of over 35 high frequency radars in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, monitoring conditions in near-Earth space. SuperDARN Canada, headquartered at the University of Saskatchewan, operates five Canadian radars. The radars scan together to observe space weather in the magnetosphere and ionosphere. Data is offered for download in several formats, and the network follows an open data policy.
The Surrey Now-Leader is a community newspaper serving Surrey, British Columbia, and surrounding areas. Its site carries regional news, election coverage, business, community life, travel, sports, opinion, letters, obituaries, public notices and classified ads, along with an eEdition and newsletters. The about page identifies Julie MacLellan as editor and Surrey area bureau chief for Black Press Media, and Dal Hothi as publisher.
