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The town of Pevek sits at the very top of Russia, far above the Arctic Circle. About 5,000…

Jonny Kim is leaving NASA to continue his military career. The 42-year-old astronaut, who has one of the…

Quinsam Hatchery restricting after-hours access to help reduce human/bear conflicts Published 6:00 pm Thursday, August 27, 2026 Wild…

Unicorns, Bigfoot, and banshees have been scientifically debunked, but ghosts are real – kind of. The exceptionally elusive…

Edmontonians are feeling a little happier than they were last year, although the city continues to trail most…

Reasons to look up in Atlantic Canada as ‘blood moon’ meets lunar eclipse CTV NewsPartial lunar eclipse will be…

The revived otter – credit, supplied to CTV It takes a village to raise a child they say.…

It’s no secret that spending time in space takes a toll on the human body. Thanks to decades…

A government energy deal that promised three free hours of power to houses without solar panels carries higher…

Using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), astronomers have studied 72 young, sun-like stars. As a result, they…

It may sound surprising, but one of the most stubborn problems in building quantum networks is that cables…

Scientists have uncovered an ancient shark “graveyard” in the middle of the Egyptian desert. Fossilized teeth from seven…

With 1 billion kilowatt hours now delivered to its Arctic grid, a nuclear barge finished reloading both reactors for the first time while supplying about 60 percent of its isolated region’s energy