Canada’s population surpassed 40 million last year, recording its highest growth rate since 1957. The vast majority of this growth — 97.6% — was from international migration, both permanent (almost 500,000 people) and temporary (just more than 800,000). As a … Continued
The Timberwolves may have a matchup problem. It was easy to dismiss a mid-November drubbing in Phoenix as the result of circumstance. That tip time was 23 hours after Minnesota downed Golden State in a game better known for the … Continued
RHINELANDER, Wis. — A cascading series of environmental factors pushed by climate change are causing a decline in northern Wisconsin’s loon population and may be limiting loon numbers in Minnesota as well. Loon researcher Walter Piper holds an adult loon … Continued
Ruby Hunt. (Courtesy of Jane Hunt) The afternoon tea on Saturday at the Episcopal Homes common room on University Avenue will feature a special guest. Ruby Hunt, who served on the St. Paul City Council for a decade before a … Continued
The spring and summer concert calendar has a little something for everyone, from country stars (Kenny Chesney, Morgan Wallen) to rockers (Foo Fighters, Metallica) to a brand new festival on Harriet Island (Minnesota Yacht Club Festival). Keep in mind that … Continued
Strap on your walking sandals, folks! We’ve got a packed spring and summer schedule of fun events for the whole family, from art festivals to cultural celebrations. No major shake-ups this year, it seems; here’s a month-by-month schedule of the … Continued