See what leaders in science, secularism, critical thinking, and skepticism did last week
Here’s a little of what secularists, skeptics, atheists, and scientists did last week
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Scientists Create a Programmable Cancer Kill Switch
A newly discovered CRISPR enzyme destroys cancer cells by targeting their RNA and shredding their DNA. The breakthrough could pave the way for more precise cancer treatments with fewer side effects than conventional chemotherapy. #cancer
Thriving Without Religion: Finding Meaning Beyond Faith
Join us for Thriving Without Religion, an in-person public event about building purpose, ethics, and community in a secular life. Whether you’re questioning faith or already secular, come connect, learn, and celebrate reason and shared humanity. #humanism #religion
Potluck Picnic in the Park – $5
Looking for a relaxed afternoon with great company? Join us for our Potluck Picnic at Bowness Park! Bring your favourite dish, your family, your dog, or even your guitar, and enjoy an evening of conversation, food, and fun in the park.
Make Reasoned Judgments, Not Snap Reactions
Find why quick, emotional claims feel true and learn practical steps to practice deliberate thinking and evidence-based judgment.
Newsletter
August 2026 Newsletter
Critical thinking doesn’t take a vacation. This summer, enjoy the sunshine, ask good questions, and keep exploring the world with curiosity and evidence. Dive into this month’s newsletter to see everything we’ve prepared for you. We hope you’ll find something that sparks your curiosity!
The Rise of AI-Generated Explicit Content
AI-generated explicit content is becoming a growing issue for teenagers. A new report explores how it affects privacy, consent, body image, and why parents, schools, and technology companies all have a role to play.
Atlantis’ Last Flight: End of an Era
The 2011 Atlantis finale closed a chapter, reshaping how the USA returns to space and what comes next.
Statement on Intellectual Freedom and Access to Books in Alberta
The Rocky Mountain Atheists are speaking out in defence of intellectual freedom, urging Alberta’s government to protect the right to read, question, and explore ideas without political interference. Go to the blog post to read the full letter.