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  1. Polytechnique Montreal's 'White Rose' winner encourages female-led fight against climate change
  2. UN resolution calling on ships to use cleaner fuel in Arctic a good first step to cut emissions, experts say
  3. Welcome to the new tradition of Christmas tree shortages
  4. A Montreal suburb halted road construction to protect an endangered frog, but advocates want damage undone
  5. Virus that causes COVID-19 found in Quebec deer
  6. Rare white sperm whale — like Moby Dick — captured on video
  7. Oil and gas industry must pay for abandoned well cleanup, new Alberta rules say
  8. Daily heat records smashed across B.C. as subtropical winds whip through region
  9. McMaster professor removed from Canada 150 Chairs website, funding halted after investigation
  10. 570-million-year-old fossils discovered in St. John's. Think you can find more?
  11. Most Canadian aquaculture fisheries meet new U.S. standard for wildlife protection
  12. Warmest fall on record for many Kivalliq communities set to break next week as winds shift
  13. Injectable gels could help repair heart tissue and spinal cord injuries
  14. International Space Station swerves to dodge space junk
  15. How Indigenous pipeline resistance keeps emissions in the ground
  16. 3 privately owned, commercial space stations get NASA funding
  17. Concerns raised by salmon group over discoveries of farmed fish in East Coast rivers
  18. N.L. wants to double oil production by 2030. But could demand soon dry up?
  19. Fish farm firm Cermaq Canada fined $500,000 for B.C. diesel spill
  20. Two students at Polytechnique Montréal reflect on how the tragedy shaped their paths
  21. N.W.T. peatlands store 24 billion tonnes of carbon and are worth protecting, experts say
  22. Meet the latest threat to Ontario's forests — and it's lurking just off shore
  23. Rain after volcanic eruption hinders Indonesia's rescue efforts as death toll rises
  24. Total solar eclipse brings darkness to Antarctic summer
  25. Canada's first homegrown COVID-19 vaccine shows high efficacy
  26. An Ontario lab is helping to make medals from a sunken Pearl Harbor battleship
  27. Archaeologist whose research in Yukon made waves in science world remembered
  28. Coastal GasLink failed to fix nearly 2 dozen environmental violations along pipeline route, B.C. officials say
  29. What is the N.W.T. doing to protect its 'globally significant' peatlands?
  30. DFO closely monitoring North Atlantic right whales off Newfoundland
  31. SEC probing Tesla after whistleblower alleges company hid solar panel fire risk
  32. How to catch your once-in-a-lifetime look at Comet Leonard
  33. Retreating glaciers could create new salmon habitat, B.C. study shows
  34. Climate change could cost billions in additional building maintenance: report
  35. Top-emitting Alberta oilsands site got government relief from pollution payments, Reuters reports
  36. Tracking omicron: Canadian scientists race to understand new variant
  37. Chinese rover investigates 'cube' on far side of the moon
  38. Japanese fashion tycoon blasts off for International Space Station
  39. Conservationist worried about copycats as wolf poisonings in Oregon go unsolved
  40. What are the best DayZ servers?
  41. Mammoths and North American horses vanished later than previously thought: researchers
  42. Heavy crude now makes up about half of N.L.'s production
  43. How to catch the Geminids, the strongest meteor shower of the year
  44. Why building more roads has environmental effects and won't ease gridlock in the long run
  45. UBC team creates stretchy, washable battery — and new possibilities for wearable tech
  46. B.C. floods caused at least $450M in damage, insurance bureau says
  47. 'Hut' on the moon is the latest imagined alien artifact
  48. Blue Origin spacecraft carries TV host, daughter of 1st U.S. astronaut to space
  49. Don't Look Up is a disaster movie for the climate change times
  50. Elon Musk named Time Magazine's Person of the Year
  51. Thousands without heat, water after U.S. tornadoes kill dozens
  52. Big earthquakes are rare in Alberta, but small ones happen often — even if you don't feel them
  53. Quebec entrepreneur, 93, donates cherished island after protecting it from city sprawl
  54. Why an Operation Warp Speed-like effort may be needed for a universal 'holy grail' vaccine
  55. Former space agency engineer charged by Mounties claimed to have overseen major Canadian projects
  56. 38 C temperature in Siberia smashed Arctic heat record, UN agency confirms
  57. 'Warrior' sturgeon displaced by B.C. floods rescued from pump station
  58. Canada's energy regulator criticized for not modelling a net-zero future
  59. Record highs, rain and beaver damage noted in 'alarming' Arctic report card
  60. Marineland Canada says site for planned whale refuge in Nova Scotia is too polluted
  61. Prairie drought drives Canada's canola, wheat production down more than 35%: StatsCan
  62. B.C. couple gifts property with pristine grizzly habitat to conservation group
  63. Increasing number of snowy owls getting injured
  64. How does Omicron spread so fast? Virus may now be multiplying 70 times quicker in airways
  65. Canadian zoo accreditation body bans elephant rides. Advocate says change is overdue
  66. For the 1st time, a spacecraft has 'touched' the sun, NASA confirms
  67. 10 weather stories that made 2021 a year like no other
  68. Red-nose rage: Aggressive deer keep attacking this Rudolph decoration
  69. High-tech astronaut sleeping bag may alleviate health problems on long journeys to Mars
  70. This is the 1st millipede ever discovered that actually has more than 1,000 legs
  71. Climate change could mean some Arctic animals will be more vulnerable to disease spread by insects: researcher
  72. Manchin says he won't back Biden's spending bill that contains major trade irritant with Canada
  73. Why one senator just blew up Joe Biden's presidential plans
  74. How a northern Ontario community is rallying in search of escaped bison
  75. B.C. Green Party leader pushing for more transparency, collaboration and climate-framed policy in 2022
  76. Canada needs to build millions — not thousands — of EV charging stations, industry group says
  77. Amazingly well-preserved fossil egg shows link between dinosaurs and birds
  78. Dwindling Bathurst caribou herd showing signs of 'stabilization', says N.W.T. wildlife manager
  79. Feds moving to ban plastic straws, bags by end of 2022: Guilbeault
  80. Smell something funky? UBC researchers want to borrow your nose
  81. Heat domes, wildfires and flooding: Get prepared now for the next emergency, experts say
  82. Move over Hubble: Why the James Webb Space Telescope is such a big deal
  83. Conservationists work to save dwindling population of bur oak trees
  84. A former geologist imports a popular Chinese model to grow veggies year-round in Alberta's harsh climate
  85. Fossilized tree discovered at N.S. cliff on display at Royal Ontario Museum
  86. Meet the Coquitlam sisters who are trying to protect the environment one watercolour painting at a time
  87. Edward O. Wilson, biologist referred to as 'Darwin's natural heir,' dead at 92
  88. Why do snowflakes have 6 points? A Halifax expert breaks down the science of snow
  89. Looking back at a booming year in space
  90. Latest extreme cold warnings another hit for B.C. farmers facing brunt of climate change impacts
  91. How an Ottawa company diverts food waste from landfills
  92. From tree maintenance to simple hardware store upgrades, here's what you can do to prepare for climate change
  93. China says its space station had to dodge a collision with Elon Musk's Starlink satellites
  94. Why the Prairies get more sun than the rest of Canada
  95. Please do look up: Here's what to look forward to in space for 2022
  96. New citizen-science project aims to track important avian migratory routes in Nova Scotia
  97. New documentary shines light on 'last of the right whales'
  98. Black vulture, rarely spotted in Canada, rescued in New Brunswick
  99. Deadly floods left this German town in tatters. Now, it's trying to climate-proof itself
  100. Israel works to contain avian flu outbreak as thousands of migrating cranes die
  101. How scientists know the New Year's Day boom over Pittsburgh was an exploding meteor
  102. B.C.'s cold snap could have positive effects going into spring, experts say
  103. Hundreds of birds die at St. John's exhibition farm in avian flu tragedy
  104. Climate fiction needs to challenge and inspire, say these Canadian authors
  105. The COVID-19 testing system isn't working anymore. Could sewage surveillance plug the gap?
  106. Employee injured by jaguar at Greater Vancouver Zoo
  107. Dog killed by pack of wolves in Fort Smith, N.W.T.
  108. Horse death ignites discussion over consumer fireworks in Nova Scotia
  109. How the James Webb Space Telescope is so different from Hubble
  110. Indigenous communities along Atlantic coast at risk from rising sea levels
  111. Scientists can detect animal species by vacuuming their DNA out of the air
  112. 2021 was Earth's 5th-hottest year on record, according to European Union scientists
  113. Huge 'sea dragon' fossil found in English water reservoir
  114. Watch a goldfish drive a car toward a target to earn treats
  115. This Ontario cat came back — after 12 years on the lam
  116. Sask. researcher finds alternative fuel in province's agricultural leftovers
  117. 'A quest for wisdom': How two-eyed seeing mixes Indigenous knowledge and Western science in N.S.
  118. U.S. surgeons transplant pig heart into human patient in medical first
  119. High gas prices, oilpatch labour crunch, pipeline friction: The year ahead in energy
  120. How climate change led one Perth baker to sell smaller loaves
  121. Power pole's incredible journey a sobering reminder of B.C.'s devastating floods
  122. Canada will need more electricity to hit net-zero: IEA report
  123. Scientists spot the world's deepest squid roaming more than 6 km below surface
  124. Cracks in foundation led to wind turbine's collapse, 49 others also at risk
  125. How efficient is your house? Map project plans to publish ratings for all Calgary, Edmonton homes
  126. Watch an endangered tiger cub take its 1st steps outdoors
  127. Authorities allowed Ontario couple to 'voluntarily relocate' 4 lions that killed and ate tiger
  128. Anemia could be a challenge for astronauts, new Canadian study suggests
  129. Plants can't adapt to climate change when seed-dispersing animals are lost
  130. Microplastics accumulating in rivers and in the air but solutions are available
  131. As cities ban natural gas to cut emissions, Ontario is expanding its gas network
  132. Investigators puzzled by large numbers of sick, dead crows in Charlottetown
  133. Ash from volcano poses health concern after massive Tonga eruption
  134. Cougars moving into Manitoba slowly but surely, zoologist says
  135. Permafrost threatening infrastructure in Arctic
  136. 'People need to get their hands dirty': Newfoundland diver cleans ocean floor, one discarded tire at a time
  137. 5 things you can do right now to help save the planet
  138. 30,000 shipments of nuclear waste would move through Ontario cities, farmland under draft plan
  139. Fish swim freely for 1st time in 106 years after defunct dam in Norway dismantled
  140. 'Everything about the Gulf of St. Lawrence was warmer in 2021': federal scientist
  141. Calgary clean energy tech accelerator gets $3M from feds
  142. Scientists want Ottawa to scrap carbon capture tax credit
  143. Industrial development giving coyotes an edge in wolverine habitat, new study shows
  144. This coral reef has only just been discovered, and it's undamaged by climate change
  145. Storied Canadian science vessel CCGS Hudson has reached the end of the line
  146. Doomsday Clock remains at 100 seconds to midnight amid climate change, cybersecurity and pandemic
  147. Roberta Bondar reflects on spaceflight, nature and the cake she almost didn't have
  148. Geothermal heating co-op shares warmth among Montreal neighbours
  149. This skull comes from what may be the oldest moose on record on Isle Royale, Mich.
  150. How a sailboat helped Canada drop ocean sensors in the remote south Atlantic to study climate change
  151. This woman can't recognize her own daughter's face, but technology is helping her
  152. Slush cannons, ice probes among ideas to extend Rideau Canal skating season
  153. Silverdaisy watershed a step closer to protection, premier says, after company surrenders mining rights
  154. B.C. study links low river flows with lower chinook salmon productivity
  155. From sun dogs to snowpack, we answer some of your weather questions
  156. Fort Frances was the first Ontario town to ban single-use plastics. So how'd it go?
  157. Canada's nuclear waste body ousted liaison for being 'too much on the side of the community,' lawsuit claims
  158. DFO scientists' union says members' work in N.L. undermined by industry and political interference
  159. From trash to treasure: How a 24-year-old entrepreneur is bringing worn out antiques back to life
  160. 'Tantalizing' organics discovered on Mars but still no proof of life
  161. Computer simulations give avalanche forecasters deeper insight, says researcher
  162. Fossils from Bacon Cove could rewrite history of squid, octopus
  163. Membertou wants to revive seal hunt that's been put on ice
  164. Glowing meteor lights up northern B.C. sky
  165. 'Incredibly bright' lunar halo photographed in Inuvik, N.W.T.
  166. New monkey species discovered in Myanmar
  167. Meet Methuselah, the oldest living aquarium fish
  168. Save a building, fight climate change
  169. B.C. glaciers melting 7 times faster in past decade than previous years, UNBC study finds
  170. Rare 'downburst' that wiped out swathes of N.W.T. forest last summer could be harbinger of future storms
  171. Interior Fraser steelhead face extinction, fishery and conservation groups warn
  172. Canadian university races former Chinese partner to make a COVID-19 booster
  173. Thousands of animals were drowned in B.C. floods. Cleaning them up is an 'unprecedented' challenge
  174. Lab hits milestone on long road to fusion power
  175. Farmers skeptical of wind turbines, but more accepting of certain proposals, U of A study shows
  176. Gatineau students make their own filters to help improve air quality
  177. As Canada tackles building emissions, what's a natural gas utility to do?
  178. Meet the man who gave away his seat on a private trip to space
  179. London's Depave Paradise to turn more asphalt to green space this spring
  180. Our space junk issue might be reaching the moon
  181. Gas stoves leak methane even while off, boosting climate change
  182. Star releasing huge bursts of energy may be 1st of its kind ever discovered
  183. A revolution in science: 5 ways to contribute to climate change research with your phone
  184. Bans on fossil fuel heating in new homes gain steam as world aims for net-zero emissions
  185. Indigenous coalition goes head-to-head against oil giants to build Alberta carbon capture complex
  186. Smoke detectors have a life expectancy. A Nova Scotia family is sounding the alarm
  187. They fought a zoo — Ontario towns grapple with exotic animal owner
  188. Ocean warming is changing N.B.'s fishing grounds. Will fishermen adapt?
  189. Researchers mystified after Canada goose tagged in B.C. is spotted almost 3,000 km away in Chicago
  190. Scientists list most likely places on Earth to discover thousands of new tree species
  191. Long-term Statistics Canada research shows cities across country losing green space
  192. First Nation wants Ottawa to help clean up plastic waste left behind by 27-year boil water advisory
  193. Trojan asteroid has been hitchhiking in Earth's orbit
  194. Researchers heading to N.B. farms to quantify how sustainable practices can pay off
  195. B.C.'s groundhogs are too sleepy to predict the end of winter, so this stuffed animal will do the job
  196. Difficult to prove Beijing’s claims about being the greenest Olympics
  197. Why the reversal of a decades-old coal policy sparked controversy in Alberta
  198. We could be a wing-beat closer to machines that fly like birds — with flapping wings
  199. Forest industry says expanded maple production could strain hardwood supply
  200. Researchers race to study probiotic before white nose syndrome spreads to B.C. bats
  201. The Labrador Sea keeps the world's oceans alive. Scientists are now closer to understanding how
  202. Will backfilling beach curb erosion in Quebec's Magdalen Islands?
  203. Automotive right-to-repair bill introduced by Windsor West MP
  204. Metrolinx cuts down trees in 'ecologically significant' ravine despite local, city council outcry
  205. Big companies' climate pledges aren't as green as they look, report finds
  206. How gold nanoparticles can be used to quickly test drinking water for bacteria
  207. Our oceans are hotter than ever. Scientists say they worry about what that means for our future
  208. As rabies pops up in the North again this year, researchers look to predict future outbreaks
  209. Newly launched SpaceX satellites falling out of orbit after solar storm
  210. Ottawa rejection likely final blow for Quebec LNG plant
  211. Nature is healing: Doctors in B.C., other provinces can prescribe Parks Canada passes to patients
  212. Canada's Olympic-wear provider given 'coal' medal for environmentally unfriendly manufacturing process
  213. It sounded like a bowling ball crashed into his roof, but the noise came from underground
  214. How Canadian recycling could be fuelling pollution in India
  215. Declines in moose population a concern for Quebec Cree
  216. Supercomputer helps Canadian researcher uncover thousands of viruses that could cause human diseases
  217. How some energy efficiency incentives slow climate action
  218. Elon Musk says 36-storey Starship could see 1st launch in March
  219. Cockatoos learn to combine tools to get treats
  220. European scientists demonstrate fusion energy record
  221. Koalas declared endangered in eastern Australia
  222. Feeling amorous after a romantic dinner? At least in flies, the feeling may come from the gut
  223. Renewable natural gas could help slow climate change, but by how much?
  224. Facebook to begin laying cable through fishing grounds off Nova Scotia
  225. UBC researchers create a fabric coating that kills COVID-19, E. coli
  226. Megadrought worsens to driest in at least 1,200 years in western U.S.
  227. Newfoundland oil spill a major concern for wildlife, says seabird biologist
  228. Billionaire who flew on 1st private SpaceX mission heading to space once again
  229. Protester says logging should be cancelled after discovery of species at risk
  230. Pacific Salmon Treaty failing to address Alaskan harvest of struggling B.C. stocks, advocates say
  231. Ford government eyes 'green steel' as way to catch up on cutting carbon emissions
  232. Rabid foxes found in two Nunavut communities
  233. Calgary non-profit that diverts products from landfill says demand up, donations down
  234. Millions told to stay home as U.K. braces for hurricane-force winds
  235. Natural measures helping protect sacred Mi'kmaw island damaged in storms
  236. Sask. advocates talk peat moss protection with feds, request intervention
  237. Finding Shackleton's ship in Antarctica is a deeper challenge than the Franklin discovery
  238. Photo of B.C. sturgeon with smaller sturgeon in mouth highlights Fraser River food supply concerns
  239. Inflation biting into your grocery bill? Follow the food from farm to fork to see why
  240. Local states of emergency help communities cope with disasters. Here's how they work
  241. Using animals to explore the 'rather wondrous' sensory abilities of humans
  242. Brick-sized opal sells for nearly $183K at Alaska auction
  243. B.C. budget to focus on climate change, including year-round wildfire service, minister says
  244. Black scientists, community leaders want Black youth 'to see possibility' in STEM
  245. Huge flying reptile sets Jurassic record
  246. Catastrophic wildfires could increase 50% by 2100, UN report says
  247. Snowy winter provides blast of hope in some parts of drought-stricken Prairies
  248. Beehive heists are on the rise, prompting beekeepers to use GPS in their own sting operations
  249. Fossil clues paint vivid picture of dinosaurs' doomsday
  250. Flood-damaged B.C. Interior community demolishes homes to mitigate extreme weather impacts