Last updated: Thursday, July 29, 2010 | 7:09 PM ET
- Arctic ship graves a 'rewarding' find
- Parks Canada archeologists who found HMS Investigator, a British naval ship that was stranded in the Northwest Passage 155 years ago, are equally pleased to have discovered the graves of three of the ship's crew. more »
- DND computers used to change Wikipedia site
- A Defence Department spokesperson confirms computers at the department's research agency were used to alter a Wikipedia site on the Joint Strike Fighter jet. more »
- Fish feminizing in Alberta rivers
- Chemicals are likely to blame for the feminization of fish in two southern Alberta rivers, say researchers at the University of Calgary. more »
- Amazon shares fall as new Kindle released
- A new generation of the Kindle e-reader was released Thursday, promising a longer battery life, increased storage and a lower price tag. more »
- BP prepares to plug damaged well
- A procedure intended to ease the job of plugging BP's blown-out Gulf of Mexico well for good could start as early as the weekend, the U.S. government's point man for the spill response says. more »
- Twitter study tracks mood fluctuations
- The peaks and valleys of people's moods throughout the day can be tracked via Twitter, new U.S. research suggests. more »
- Telecom took in $41B in 2009
- Canada's communications industry took in $55.4 billion in revenue in 2009, the CRTC said Thursday, a 2.1 per cent increase from the previous year's level. more »
- Stem cells grow replacement joints in rabbits
- Rabbits were able to regrow a leg joint using their own stem cells, say scientists exploring the cells' potential to replace artificial joints in human patients. more »
- Hacker extracts cash from ATMs
- A hacker has discovered a way to force ATMs to disgorge their cash by hijacking the computers inside them. more »
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