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Tyrant alpha chimp killed, cannibalized in rare intra-tribe murder
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A recent study has theorized that a chimpanzee murder so grisly and rare that it left the anthropologist leading the study “disturbed” was most likely about sex.
The story is reminiscent of a gangster movie. The...
Building a movement to support women in science and tech
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Last weekend marked the second annual International Day of Women and Girls in Science (IDWGS). The day, which takes place on Feb. 11, was first brought forward by the United Nations with a resolution...
March for Science scheduled to challenge Trump presidency
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Scientists across the United States will march to protest recent anti-science efforts by the Trump administration in what’s being called the “March for Science.”
The march is taking place on April 22, which is already...
Science activism is on the rise – here’s what you...
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Scientific activism is on the rise. Whether the result of the recent U.S. election, or fatigue from constantly fighting against science censorship, it is becoming increasingly obvious how important discourse between the scientific community,...
Five reasons Winnipeg is still better than Mars, even if it’s...
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Winnipeg is colder than Mars. It’s a statement Winnipeggers love to repeat, some in a tone of disdain, some in a tone of pride. And in a way, it is true – Winnipeg often...
Major oil leak occurs on First Nation territory in Saskatchewan
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Just over 200,000 litres of oil has been leaked on First Nations territory in Saskatchewan.
The oil leak affects farmland on the Ocean Man First Nation, treaty land southeast of Regina. While it is not...
New research says the moon may be comprised of smaller “moonlets”...
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Where did the moon come from? According to new research, the moon may have been created by many “mini-moons” crashing together.
The previous belief was that the moon was formed as the result of a...







