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Electrical grid could handle millions of plug-in cars — but maybe not all at once
If provinces hit their targets, there will be more than 500,000 electric passenger cars on Canadian roads by 2020. But can the electricity system take the strain? More read comments
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New era of genetic research must include more indigenous people, scientist says
Keolu Fox is on a mission to increase ethnic diversity in human genome sequencing. He discovered that less than one per cent of the human genome project includes indigenous people. More
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Regulation could strengthen sharing economy in long run
Cities are finally figuring out how to integrate disruptive technology companies. Will it spell the end of a sharing economy based largely on a free, unhindered market? More read comments video audio
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Black holesBlack hole as massive as 17 billion suns surprises astronomers
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Poo cluesHannibal's crossing in the Alps may have been marked by piles of dung
Churned-up layer full of horse poo and bacteria found below Col de la Traversette
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Internet of ThingsNest's move to stop supporting Revolv smart hub leaves customers with costly 'brick'
Internet of Things customers need to be aware what will and will not work without internet
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Q&AOculus Rift terms of service raise privacy concerns
Users must agree to let Facebook track their physical movements and dimensions, marketing responses
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Provinces invest big in building networks of charging spots for drivers
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