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Mammals bulked up after dinos died: Study
The size of such mammals as rhinos and elephants exploded following the extinction of dinosaurs, a team of researchers has determined.
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Colour-changing glass discovered by accident by UBC researcher
An accidental scientific discovery in British Columbia could eventually make the world a more vibrant place.
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Today, unenlightenment is worn proudly, like a badge.
The Flat Earth Society really exists. Who knew?
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Me-ouch! Are dogs really smarter than cats?
Cat lovers will howl, but, sorry, according to researchers, dogs may well be smarter than cats.
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Terrifying pterosaurs were fragile in flight
Pterosaurs, the largest creatures ever to take to the skies, were adept fliers in a balmy breeze but would have crashed in stormy weather, according to a study published Wednesday.
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World mayors sign climate change pact
Mayors from around the world signed a voluntary pact Sunday in Mexico City to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at a meeting meant as a precursor to UN-sponsored climate talks in Cancun opening next week.
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Komodo dragon’s evolutionary tale turned on its head by Canadians
A Canadian-led team of researchers that discovered the 33-million-year-old fossilized remains of a large lizard in an Egyptian desert is rewriting the evolutionary history of the iconic Komodo dragon and its closest carnivorous cousins.
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John MacKinnon
Als fly high with AC at controls
It's a dead-solid given that Anthony Calvillo is the leader of the Alouettes and everybody knows it.
Dan Barnes
Commissioner presides over league's resurgence
The position of Canadian Football League commissioner once came with asbestos gloves, earplugs, blinders and strings.
Gary Lamphier
A lucrative shot of civic adrenalin
The party is on! With just a day to go before Sunday's hugely anticipated rematch between the Montreal Alouettes and the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Edmonton is absolutely buzzing with Grey Cup fever.
Paula Simons
Grey Cup party shines light on downtown's potential
I don't understand football. This, I blame entirely on my brother. When we were growing up, my brother played hockey. He played soccer. He played rugby.