Royal Ontario Museum
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Chief Poundmaker’s pipe, saddle bag returning from Royal Ontario Museum to familyThe Toronto-based museum is transferring a pipe and a saddle bag that belonged to Chief Poundmaker back to members of his family.CanadaFeb 22
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Royal Ontario Museum offers free admission to main floor galleries for summer 2022Starting June 9 and running through Sept. 25, the first floor galleries will be accessible to the public without a fee.CanadaJun 9, 2022
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Royal Ontario Museum to curate COVID-19 experiences with 2 exhibitions this fallOn Sept. 18, the Toronto museum will unveil a collection of more than 100 masks made by creators across the globe.CanadaAug 31, 2021
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Western researchers turn to frozen bat tissue in fight against future coronavirus pandemicsThe initiative will see Western researchers utilize thousands of frozen bat tissue samples to develop a bank of ready-made vaccines in the event of another coronavirus pandemic.HealthFeb 10, 2021
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New ROM Egyptian exhibit reveals relatable mummies with artifacts, digital imageryThe Royal Ontario Museum’s newest exhibit wants to show visitors how six ‘average’ mummies are a lot like their modern counterparts.EducationSep 18, 2020
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New Royal Ontario Museum exhibit explores history of Winnie-the-PoohWinnie-the-Pooh: Exploring a Classic opens on Saturday.CanadaMar 4, 2020
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Raptor dinosaur skeleton found in southern Alberta hailed a ‘scientific goldmine’A rare saurornitholestes raptor fossil found in Alberta's Dinosaur Provincial Park is being called a "scientific goldmine" by researchers.CanadaOct 11, 2019
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Scientist finds fossil evidence of sabre-toothed cat in southern AlbertaRoyal Ontario Museum scientists have found fossil evidence from the last ice age of a sabre-toothed cat in southern Alberta — the northern-most record of the predator.ScienceOct 4, 2019
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‘Staring at me:’ Oldest known spider ancestor found in Burgess ShaleThe Burgess Shale has yielded another ground-breaking fossil find -- this time the oldest known ancestor of today's spiders and scorpionsCanadaSep 11, 2019
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‘You might see this in a museum’: Boulder sparks curiosity on Toronto streetsCrews recently uncovered the giant rock, estimated to weigh 2,000 kg, while excavating a future parkette at Bloor and Major streets.EnvironmentJul 26, 2019
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