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B.C. man fights to bring tumor-‘deleting’ cancer treatment to CanadaRon Haufler is going to the U.S. for a new treatment that could eliminate his cancer using sound waves. But he wants to know why he can't get it here in B.C.HealthJul 12
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Why the ‘big one’ earthquake threat to B.C. may be bigger than previously thoughtA study has offered us our clearest look yet at the undersea faults capable of producing Earth's biggest quakes, and warns that B.C. is in the area at the highest risk.ScienceJun 11
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Students earn “rollercoasterology” degrees during amusement park field tripAround 1,900 Calgary students took a field trip to Calaway Park on Friday, to learn about science and physics by jumping on amusement park rides.FeaturesMay 31
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Older brains feel ‘reward’ from music, even if they don’t like it: studyThe brains of older adults feel a sense of reward when listening to music, even if it's a song they don't particularly like, a researcher at B.C.'s Simon Fraser University says.ScienceMay 2
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SFU researchers say ant pheromones could help prevent tick bitesResearchers at Simon Fraser University have discovered that ant pheromones may be the key to warding off ticks.ScienceApr 15
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Hundreds participate in 56th annual Peterborough Regional Science FairSometimes the fair sets their path in the sciences early and you'll see them continue with it through post-secondary," said science fair operations manager Jill Emery.ScienceApr 12
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Ontario ‘task force’ prepares Canadians for total solar eclipse — and beyondWith a name that sounds like science fiction, the Ontario Eclipse Task Force (OETF) is made up of scientists, educators and other leaders in the field of astronomyScienceApr 6
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Orcas that hunt sperm whales may be new population, study suggestsResearchers from the University of British Columbia said they've identified a potentially new population of open-ocean orcas, which hunt the biggest predators on the planet.EnvironmentMar 15
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B.C.’s Lucas Yao, 9, has memorized pi to 2,030 digitsNine-year-old Lucas Mason Yao loves the Vancouver Canucks, his pet bunny Chomp and pi, the mathematical constant that's celebrated every March 14 around the world.ScienceMar 14
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Manitoba mentor advocates for girls in STEM across schoolsDr. Anju Bajaj is mentoring and advocating for hundreds of girls in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) across schools in Manitoba.EducationFeb 13
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