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Opinion Facebook kind of, somewhat continues to crack down on fake news
Facebook still can't manage to get things straight: Is it responsible for the fake news posted on its platform, or not? Is the onus on them, or on users? More video
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ROM scientists name new dinosaur species after Ghostbusters villain
Scientists from the Royal Ontario Museum have recently discovered the fossil of a 75-million-year-old species of armoured dinosaur, or ankylosaur, which was unusually well-preserved — and oddly familiar to a Ghostbuster fan. More read comments
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Climate change playing a role in growing list of species at risk
The list of species at risk of extinction has grown to 751, and the effects of climate change may put those species even more at risk — especially the 62 species in Canada's North. More
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Early Humans
Homo naledi species discovery raises fresh questions about evolution
Small-brained Homo naledi may have been driven extinct by early humans, some scientists believe
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Hacking
So you clicked on that sketchy Google Docs link sent by email. Now what?
Changing your password isn't enough, but a good start
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Issues
Vatican hosts world's leading cosmologists to bring together faith and science
Conference set to take place May 9 to 12
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Nanotechnology
Nanotech 'slingshot' shoots drugs right where they're needed
DNA strand activates only when it encounters disease marker it's programmed to recognize
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Franklin researchers hope to link DNA from sailors' bones with descendants
Researchers did DNA analysis of tooth and bone samples recovered from 8 sites where sailors died
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- Homo naledi species discovery raises fresh questions about evolution
- Part of Earth's crust fell from the sky, new research suggests
- Climate change playing a role in growing list of species at risk
- Unmanned U.S. space plane returns after secret, 2-year mission
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Space
Canadian Space Agency gets $80.9 million to develop new technologies
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As It Happens
Meteorologists posit new theory behind 'blood red' sky in Munch's The Scream
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Early humans
Study suggests humans were in North America 100,000 years earlier than believed
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Q&A;
Say what? How a Canadian company can clone your voice
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Robotics
The next big thing in construction robotics is building big
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Ouch
Spider bites tourist below the belt
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Quirks & Quarks
Pulling Water from Air, Vibrating Buildings and Support for Research Needs a Rethink
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Q&A;
Can't hack it in high altitudes? It's all about genetics
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Fossils
University of Toronto researchers discover 507-million-year old sea creature
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Space
NASA successfully pilots spacecraft between Saturn and its rings
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Climate change
Climate change causes glacial river in Yukon to change direction
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Sea creatures
Candy-striped hermit crab discovered in Caribbean
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Cannibals
Early cannibalism not likely about the nutrition
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Geology
Researchers confirm 'lost continent' below Mauritius
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Sea Dragon
Newly discovered ruby sea dragon seen alive in wild for 1st time