Fossils found the prove the existence of an ancient Taiwanese worm as long as two metres
Research the southern resident population raises concerns over reproduction capacity
B.C. research reveals multitude of human and environmental threats affecting killer whales
Tracked that fast radio burst to a weird type of star called a magnetar that’s 32,000 light-years from Earth
Nathan and his dad have learned that the bone belonged to a young hadrosaur
Feeding on other fishes eggs more critical to health survival than previously thought
On-site data combined with public oceanography and meteorology will be shared with stakeholders
Ian Jordan suffered a head injury when he and another officer were on their way to a call in Victoria in September 1987
The project was a finalist in the Youth Innovation Showcase
David Suzuki dissects Asian giant hornet hysteria
T. rex’s long legs would have made that a very efficient 20 km/h, a pace that could be kept up for quite a while
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First-of-its-kind study on dairy cattle could prove useful for farmers, researchers say
Tyrannosaur not believed to have been a direct ancestor of T. rex, but its own evolutionary offshoot
Technology use from early childhood causing abnormal bone growths in 41 per cent of young adults
Coast Guard facilitates 40 scientific programs each year along the B.C. coastline
Institute of Ocean Science tracks ocean currents partly to assist water contamination clean-up
