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Blog Climate change as seen from space: Bob McDonald
NASA's climate science is under threat. New animation released by the agency, however, illustrates how important it is that their research continue. More
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Canada has the most lakes of any country, but we know very little
Lakes are a vital part of our ecosystem, but it turns out, we take them for granted. More
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Can Nintendo turn Super Mario Run into its first killer app?
This week, Nintendo released an app version of its iconic Super Mario Brothers game. It's Nintendo's first foray into smart phone and mobile gaming and it's expected to see 30 million downloads and bring in $80 million in its first month. Toronto game designer Benjamin Rivers reflects on the enduring appeal of Nintendo's 30-year-old powerhouse. More
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DinosaurFeathered dinosaur tail found trapped in amber
Doesn't belong to prehistoric bird, but a dinosaur, scientists say
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AntarcticAntarctic ice shelf breaking apart from inside out
Large-scale breakup could significantly raise sea levels
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IndigenousHow science and First Nations oral tradition are converging
Science is finally catching up to oral traditions passed down through generations of First Nations cultures
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Great Barrier Reef sees record coral bleaching
It's an unprecedented coral die-off, but there's also some good news
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Hackers'Messenger always gets shot': Hackers say the Canadian government doesn't want their help
U.S. adopts friendlier policy to expose and fix online flaws, but Ottawa isn't talking
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The science of studying: How students can put their brains to best use
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Hair-hunting computer benefits from deep learning
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WW1 U-BOAT
Engineers stumble on WWI German submarine sunk by 'sea monster'
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TOMATOES
Study explains why tomatoes lose their flavour in the fridge
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Rigorous rules proposed for recreational drone flyers, documents show
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Rockstar Games announces Red Dead Redemption 2 for fall 2017 release
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Rural reboot: Salinas, Calif., turning crop pickers into computer programmers
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Climate change
Global carbon dioxide levels reach highest point ever, likely for good
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Biology
Sugary treats make bumblebees 'happy,' say researchers
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Moncton Wildcats put 'human hockey puck hovercraft' on ice
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Analysis
Are robots coming for our jobs?
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SPACECRAFT
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Legally blind man shares passion for stars with family-made observatory
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Superhenge
'Super-henge' found buried near Stonehenge
