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Congratulations pour in for Fort McMurray teen after she wins major international science contestMaryam Tsegaye, a 17-year-old student at École McTavish Public High School, was named the winner of the Breakthrough Prize Foundation's sixth annual Breakthrough Junior Challenge.ScienceDec 8, 2020
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Chinese moon mission begins return to earth with lunar rocksChang'e 5 is the third Chinese spacecraft to land on the moon and the first to take off from it again.WorldDec 3, 2020
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St. Boniface Biolab gives Manitoba kids a hands-on scientific experienceBiolab director Steve Jones told 680 CJOB the goal of his project is to get kids involved in learning hands-on science in a real, functioning lab environment -- the only state-of-the-art student lab in a world-class medical institution in the country.HealthNov 27, 2020
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Alberta Health says province has had only 1 human case of rare swine fluAlberta Health says in a statement that, despite testing, no other positive cases have been identified.CanadaNov 17, 2020
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COMMENTARY: These astronomers have a new way to find distant planets — including some like EarthAstronomers think they can predict where yet-undetected planets may reside in the same way you might guess which pieces are missing from a partially completed puzzle.ScienceNov 15, 2020
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‘Elon is watching us’: Calgary woman uses nanotechnology to create new lithium extraction technologyUsing nanotechnology, Amanda Hall and her team at Summit Nanotech say they have created an improved method of lithium-ion resource extraction from produced brine water.TechNov 12, 2020
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‘Panicky pandemic publishing’: weak COVID-19 research erodes trust in science, report saysThe report, which was published by the Royal Society of Canada, says scientists, public health officials, governments and journalists all must do better not to undermine long-held standards and ethics in their respected professions.HealthOct 30, 2020
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980 CKNW: Researchers find new evidence that humans continue to evolveResearchers say that prevalence of the median artery in adulthood indicates humans are still evolving in various ways.BlogsOct 13, 2020
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London, Ont., broom research catching the eye of the curling communityA pair of engineers from Western University have been taking a closer look at how the fabric of certain brooms can manipulate the direction of a rock.SportsSep 30, 2020
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Study suggests retreating glaciers could impact Alberta municipal water suppliesA new Canadian study identified four Alberta communities as being vulnerable to the loss of glaciers, especially as it relates to their drinking water.CanadaAug 11, 2020
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