Sci-Tech

Officials with the Alberta government say a slimy international traveller was found in a lake near the town of Vulcan late last year.

Researchers at Harvard believe they've figured out the link between stressful situations and greying hair.

Prince Charles says that only a revolution in the way the global economy and financial markets work can save the planet from the climate crisis.

A conservation group is calling for immediate action to address what it's calling "a dramatic decline" of Atlantic salmon in New Brunswick's Miramichi River.

At an impoverished, forlorn zoo in Sudan's capital, several lions are starving in rusted cages.

A debate has emerged over an archeological find after an expert suggested that a wooden structure heralded as one of Quebec City's first fortifications is not nearly as old as claimed.

Extensive water channels built by indigenous Australians thousands of years ago to trap and harvest eels for food have been revealed after wildfires burned away thick vegetation in the state of Victoria. 13

A new study warns that the platypus population will be halved by 2070 unless action is taken to protect it from the effects of development and climate change.

Researchers are using CRISPR, a revolutionary tool that can edit genetic material with high precision, to try to solve a wide-range of food-related challenges, with gene-edited food products expected to one day become as ubiquitous in grocery stores as their genetically modified counterparts. 1

Bangladesh's High Court has asked authorities to shut down 231 factories surrounding the highly polluted main river in the nation's capital.

A technical laboratory for the European Space Agency based in the Netherlands has begun producing oxygen using moondust

Google's chief executive called Monday for a balanced approach to regulating artificial intelligence, telling a European audience that the technology brings benefits but also 'negative consequences.'

A new climate change think tank funded by the federal government says Canadians should expect to face the harsh realities of a changing climate even under the most aggressive global efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions.