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New 3D-printed 'Third Thumb' a handy extra digit with Bluetooth connection
A product design student in the U.K. has come up with a 3D-printed thumb, worn next to the pinkie finger and controlled by sensors in the shoe, to extend the user's natural abilities. More
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The secret life of Alexandre Cazes, alleged dark web mastermind
How a 25-year-old from Trois-Rivieres, Que., became the mastermind behind the largest dark web marketplace in the world. More
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#BoycottSearsCanada: Retailer faces 'PR nightmare' over treatment of laid-off workers
Sears Canada is trying to reinvent itself and entice customers. But every time it posts ads on Facebook, the retailer is bombarded with comments expressing anger the company is laying off workers without severance. More read comments
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PHOTOSGoogle delivers a Street View tour of the International Space Station
A camera anchored on bungee cords was used to take 360-degree 3D images in zero gravity
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POLLUTIONHumans have produced 8.3 billion tonnes of plastic, researchers say
Most plastic has already made its way to landfills and oceans
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Jupiter1st close-up images of Jupiter's Great Red Spot released
Juno spacecraft dives down for an unprecedented look at planet's enormous storm
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Ice ShelfWhy the Antarctic ice shelf broke apart and what it means
Too early to tell if this calving is linked to climate change, scientists say
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DiversityCanadian tech companies say they value diversity — but what are they doing about it?
CBC asked 31 companies to provide details on the diversity of their workforce, but got few details
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RAMONA PRINGLEFrom prosthetic limbs to baby bumps, new Xbox avatars a move toward greater diversity
Xbox Live avatar redesigns also include wheelchairs
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Why frogs thrived after the dinosaurs were wiped out
Study finds about 88% of living species of frogs began to thrive shortly after dino extinction
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Space
NASA successfully pilots spacecraft between Saturn and its rings
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Sea creatures
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