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[ad_1] Nature at its most gruesome can rival a horror movie. A perfect example is the disturbing way the parasitoid emerald

[ad_1] In light of the global COVID-19 pandemic, Canada’s biggest grocery store chains have increased their cleaning and disinfecting measures.

[ad_1] The era of the plastic shopping bag has come to a close in Nova Scotia. A provincewide ban that

[ad_1] It takes an experienced deep-water diver like Hamish Tweed to reach most of the glass sponge reefs. You have to

[ad_1] Halloween won’t be the same this year. Trick or treating will be minimal across much of the country, if it

[ad_1] Australian scientists found a detached coral reef on the Great Barrier Reef that exceeds the height of the Empire

[ad_1] There are just 356 North Atlantic right whales left in the world, according to a newly released estimate that

[ad_1] The real estate company behind some of Canada’s most popular shopping centres embedded cameras inside its digital information kiosks

[ad_1] In the RCMP’s search for a leak that ultimately led to the arrest of top intelligence official Cameron Ortis

[ad_1] Iran has begun construction at its Natanz nuclear facility, satellite images released Wednesday show, just as the U.N.’s nuclear

[ad_1] The chair of a group that brings together officials from Canada and the U.S. to help make ropeless fishing

[ad_1] The association representing hunters and trappers in northern Quebec Cree communities is turning to technology to help land users

[ad_1] The moon lacks oceans and lakes that are a hallmark of Earth, but scientists said on Monday lunar water

[ad_1] A Washington state entomologist said discovering a nest of Asian giant hornets in the backyard tree of a home in Blaine was

[ad_1] A small municipality in western Quebec is claiming a big victory against anonymous online defamation after unmasking a social media

[ad_1] Researchers from Canada and the U.S. are gathering virtually this week for an annual conference that focuses on an endangered

[ad_1] Plague outbreaks picked up speed between the 14th century and the 17th century, according to a new study out

[ad_1] It’s a beetle that can withstand bird pecks, animal stomps and even being rolled over by a Toyota Camry.

[ad_1] A new type of exterior paint and colour changing windows hold the promise of buildings that can cool themselves

[ad_1] Studying mycology just takes a microscope and a lot of patience. (D. F. McAlpine/N.B. Museum) A P.E.I. man has