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Privacy experts say choosing life insurance tied to fitness tracking could have unintended consequences
Insurance giant John Hancock has announced a switch to 'interactive' life-insurance policies only, which offer incentives for things like wearing a fitness tracking device. Privacy experts worry these optional programs won't be optional don't the road.
G7 countries eye waste-to-energy incineration as part of plastic pollution solution
What to do with all those non-recyclable plastic forks, toys and broken patio chairs in our garbage? Canada and its G7 partners say burning such plastics for energy could be part of the solution. But it's controversial. Here's a look at the pros and cons, and where the technology is going.
5 new things scientists are learning about horses
Equus: Story of The Horse, a new three-part series debuts on The Nature of Things On September 23.
'Sent chills down my bones': Bear seen eating another bear in central B.C.
Japan space rovers dispatched to surface of asteroid
'Nail in the coffin': Oilpatch boosters demand Ottawa overhaul 'terrible' Bill C-69
Science helps police close in on ivory cartels
waves of change
The secret to living zero waste? Start small
This is what the oldest confirmed animal fossil looks like
Experimental net captures orbiting space junk
Why Stephen Harper's former policy director is defending Trudeau's carbon tax
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How do you get people excited about augmented reality? Put it in a browser
Waves of Change
Ottawa aims to eliminate single-use plastics from federal operations
B.C. co-op develops tech to help prevent ODs — especially for those who use alone
13 metre-long sea monster skeleton cast installed at UBC
Researchers discover planet Vulcan from Star Trek — sort of
CBC Investigates
Dozens of birds fall out of the sky in mysterious 'mortality event'
How lunch with Bono led Steve Jobs to reveal he named a computer after his daughter
The hunt for online herb: Ottawa seeks clarity on hazy world of pot's cryptomarket
How zebrafish are changing the way doctors treat children with cancer
It's time to lose the 'negative attitude' about wasps, says researcher
Mars Opportunity rover's days are numbered — but not all agree they should be
65 million-year-old fossils found by scientists in Saskatchewan
'We can't wait': Why more Canadians are finally getting serious about making less garbage
