Toronto Star
Elizabeth May sings 'Harperman' with former federal scientist
Toronto Star
VANCOUVER—Elizabeth May says she supports civil servants' right to free speech — and free song. The Green party leader welcomed former federal scientist Tony Turner to retirement by bringing him on stage at a Vancouver campaign rally to sing his ...
Elizabeth May sings 'Harperman' with former federal scientist Tony TurnerHamilton Spectator
May sings 'Harperman' with ex-scientistBrampton Guardian
How 'Harperman' flipped Tony Turner's life upside downGlobalnews.ca
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Toronto Star
VANCOUVER—Elizabeth May says she supports civil servants' right to free speech — and free song. The Green party leader welcomed former federal scientist Tony Turner to retirement by bringing him on stage at a Vancouver campaign rally to sing his ...
Elizabeth May sings 'Harperman' with former federal scientist Tony Turner
May sings 'Harperman' with ex-scientist
How 'Harperman' flipped Tony Turner's life upside down
Canada News
Earth Explorers opens at Manitoba Museum (PROGRAMS)
Canada News
Starting this weekend, visitors to the Manitoba Museum can experience some of the earth's most remote and thrilling places, in person and with their smart phones. “National Geographic Presents: Earth Explorers” highlights the planet's spectacular eco ...
National Geographic Exhibit Opening at Manitoba MuseumChrisD.ca
National Geographic Presents: Earth Explorers opens at Manitoba MuseumMetroNews Canada
New exhibit takes visitors inside the pages of National GeographicCBC.ca
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Canada News
Starting this weekend, visitors to the Manitoba Museum can experience some of the earth's most remote and thrilling places, in person and with their smart phones. “National Geographic Presents: Earth Explorers” highlights the planet's spectacular eco ...
National Geographic Exhibit Opening at Manitoba Museum
National Geographic Presents: Earth Explorers opens at Manitoba Museum
New exhibit takes visitors inside the pages of National Geographic
CBC.ca
Worthy of UNESCO world status? Do Mistaken Point fossils have what it takes?
CBC.ca
Once again 'In' is digging deep into fossils, as residents of Newfoundland's Southern Shore welcomed a visitor this week from the International Union for the Conservation of Nature. "This is a unique place in the world." - Andrew Kerr, visitor to ...
Mistaken Point fossils and UNESCO world heritage statusAmeriPublications
Standing Atop 565 Million Years of Natural History at Mistaken PointVOCM
IUCN Mistaken Point visit for UNESCO heritage nomination site to ...KRWG News22
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CBC.ca
Once again 'In' is digging deep into fossils, as residents of Newfoundland's Southern Shore welcomed a visitor this week from the International Union for the Conservation of Nature. "This is a unique place in the world." - Andrew Kerr, visitor to ...
Mistaken Point fossils and UNESCO world heritage status
Standing Atop 565 Million Years of Natural History at Mistaken Point
IUCN Mistaken Point visit for UNESCO heritage nomination site to ...
Globalnews.ca
Ambitious plan to rescue Canadian wetlands taking flight
Globalnews.ca
CALGARY – The 'Rescue our Wetlands' campaign is setting out to raise 2 billion dollars across North America, including 500 million in Canada. A Ducks Unlimited kickoff event was held at Bow Habitat Station in Calgary Saturday afternoon. The money will ...
Ducks Unlimited launches ambitious wetlands campaignwww.brantnews.com
Campaign for a Better FutureDigital Journal
Ducks Unlimited launches 'largest conservation campaign ever' to save wetlandsCalgary Herald
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Globalnews.ca
CALGARY – The 'Rescue our Wetlands' campaign is setting out to raise 2 billion dollars across North America, including 500 million in Canada. A Ducks Unlimited kickoff event was held at Bow Habitat Station in Calgary Saturday afternoon. The money will ...
Ducks Unlimited launches ambitious wetlands campaign
Campaign for a Better Future
Ducks Unlimited launches 'largest conservation campaign ever' to save wetlands
CTV News
Zebra mussel population explodes in Gimli Harbour
CTV News
Every September and October, hundreds of boats are taken out of Lake Winnipeg at Gimli Harbour. The difference this year is what boat owners are finding stuck to hulls and propellers. Dean Thorkelsson is the manager of Lake Agassi Marine. He said zebra ...
Manitoba conservation working on new zebra mussel laws after big infestationCityNews
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CTV News
Every September and October, hundreds of boats are taken out of Lake Winnipeg at Gimli Harbour. The difference this year is what boat owners are finding stuck to hulls and propellers. Dean Thorkelsson is the manager of Lake Agassi Marine. He said zebra ...
Manitoba conservation working on new zebra mussel laws after big infestation
The Geopolitical and Conflict Report
Skywatch: Planets pair up this month for a cosmic dance
Washington Post
October's morning sky resembles a cosmic contra dance, as the moon and a few planets pair with partners for charming conjunctions. Wake early Wednesday (about 4 a.m.) and search the eastern heavens to find a waning crescent moon as it approaches the ...
Rare October grouping of planetsInsideHalton.com
October 2015: Skies Over CrestoneThe Geopolitical and Conflict Report (blog)
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Washington Post
October's morning sky resembles a cosmic contra dance, as the moon and a few planets pair with partners for charming conjunctions. Wake early Wednesday (about 4 a.m.) and search the eastern heavens to find a waning crescent moon as it approaches the ...
Rare October grouping of planets
October 2015: Skies Over Crestone
Cantech Letter
Arctic sea ice is still too thick for shipping route, says new study
Cantech Letter
ice Partly for the potential of its fabled shipping route, the Arctic is becoming a hotly political place these days. But a new study says that despite intense and widespread concerns about global warming, the ice in the Northwest Passage is still too ...
Still Lots of Thick Ice Could Be Found In Channels between Arctic Islands ...NY City News
Arctic ice too thick for Northwest Passage shipping says studyAmeriPublications
Sea ice still too thick for Arctic shipping route, New StudyCanada News
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The Budapest Report
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Cantech Letter
ice Partly for the potential of its fabled shipping route, the Arctic is becoming a hotly political place these days. But a new study says that despite intense and widespread concerns about global warming, the ice in the Northwest Passage is still too ...
Still Lots of Thick Ice Could Be Found In Channels between Arctic Islands ...
Arctic ice too thick for Northwest Passage shipping says study
Sea ice still too thick for Arctic shipping route, New Study
AmeriPublications
Climate change can alter the planet's shape says scientists
AmeriPublications
Scientists from the University of British Colombia claimed that climate change affects not just temperature, but the Earth's shape as well. Michele Koppes, an assistant professor in the Department of Geography, conducted a five-year study involving the ...
Climate change can alter the planet's shapeTimes of India
Climate change holds potential to change shape of Earth?Dispatch Tribunal
Global warming can alter shape of the planet, as melting glaciers erode the landOpEdNews
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AmeriPublications
Scientists from the University of British Colombia claimed that climate change affects not just temperature, but the Earth's shape as well. Michele Koppes, an assistant professor in the Department of Geography, conducted a five-year study involving the ...
Climate change can alter the planet's shape
Climate change holds potential to change shape of Earth?
Global warming can alter shape of the planet, as melting glaciers erode the land
Calgary Sun
Ride through the Rockies raises $125K for Habitat
Calgary Sun
Ride Through The Rockies Ken Crockett, president of Star Building Materials, participates in the second annual 2015 Ride Through The Rockies from Sept. 24 to 27. He was one of 26 cyclists who raised $125,000 for Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta, ...
Image: Ride Through the RockiesCanadian Cycling Magazine (blog)
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Calgary Sun
Ride Through The Rockies Ken Crockett, president of Star Building Materials, participates in the second annual 2015 Ride Through The Rockies from Sept. 24 to 27. He was one of 26 cyclists who raised $125,000 for Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta, ...
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Decoded: How brain perceives social threat interactions
CanIndia News
Tokyo, Oct 3 (IANS) In a first, scientists have recorded a glimpse of the brain remembering and recalling the memory of negative social interactions. This answers the long-standing question of whether the memory of an observed social encounter can be ...
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CanIndia News
Tokyo, Oct 3 (IANS) In a first, scientists have recorded a glimpse of the brain remembering and recalling the memory of negative social interactions. This answers the long-standing question of whether the memory of an observed social encounter can be ...
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