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Microsoft's Newly Acquired "Gears of War" to be Further Developed by Canadian Company

Business12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Vancouver Studio To Develop New ‘Gears Of War’

Microsoft’s Newly Acquired “Gears of War” to be Further Developed by Canadian Company Vancouver, British Columbia – Black Tusk Studios has been given the job of...

manitoba pipeline explosion Leaves Thousands Without Heat

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

manitoba pipeline explosion Leaves Thousands Without Heat

Manitoba Pipeline Explosion Stops Heat to Thousands Residents south of Winnipeg may be without heat for a few days due to a large explosion on Saturday...

The Royal Caribbean International's Explorer of the Seas is docked at Charlotte Amalie Harbor in St. Thomas, U. S. Virgin Islands, Sunday, Jan. 26, 2014. U.S. health officials have boarded the cruise liner to investigate an illness outbreak that has stricken at least 300 people with gastrointestinal symptoms including vomiting and diarrhea

Canada12 years ago
By Jacob Stoner

royal caribbean cruise ship outbreak: 1 in 5 passengers could be sick

Royal Caribbean Ship Ends Trip Early Due to Outbreak of Illness It has not been a good year for cruise lines with the outbreak of the...

Two Canadian Cameras On Verge of Being Installed on Russian International Space Station

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Two Canadian Cameras On Verge of Being Installed on Russian International Space Station

International Space Station, Outer Space – There was some work scheduled for this feat of manmade engineering last month that was left on the “to do...

Canada12 years ago

One in Seven Canadians Considering Dropping Traditional Cable TV for Internet Streaming

A recent survey by the group Media Technology Monitor (MTM) suggests a new transition is emerging to drop cable TV subscriptions in favor of streaming content...

Oils Sands Avoid "Dirty" Label In Canada

Business12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

US Says Transportation of Canadian Oilsands Products Risky

The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which is tasked with emergency response to chemical and oil spills along coastal areas of the United States, has...

Lott Max Results And Winning Numbers For Friday Jun 19th

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Lotto Max Results And Winning Numbers For Jan 24th 2014

Since its launch in September 2009, Ontario LOTTO MAX players have won over $2 billion in prizes, including 32 jackpot wins and 189 winning MAXMILLIONS tickets...

New Lawsuit Opposes Genetically Altered Ottawa Salmon Approval

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Canadian Environmental Groups Sue Agency for Approving Genetically Modified Salmon

AquaBounty is an American biotech firm that owns the patent on a hybrid salmon the company calls the AquAdvantage salmon. This genetically modified Atlantic salmon is...

Canada12 years ago
By Jacob Stoner

Lawsuit Opposes Genetically Altered Ottawa Salmon Approval

A pair of Canadian environmentalist organizations have united in challenging biotechnology firm AquaBounty’s approved production of salmon with modified genetics. The Ecology Action Centre of Halifax...

Canadian Report Concludes that Fever-Reducing Drugs Increase Spread of Flu

Canada12 years ago
By Jacob Stoner

Canadian Report Concludes that Fever-Reducing Drugs Increase Spread of Flu

Report Concludes that Fever-Reducing Drugs Increase Spread of Flu In a report published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society, a scientific journal carrying an impressive...

New Study Rattles Vancouver Earthquake Planning

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

New Study Finds Vancouver Not Ready For Powerful Earthquake

Vancouver, British Columbia – The bimonthly peer reviewed journal, the Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, published two articles yesterday suggesting that a potential earthquake...

U.S. Independent Panel Votes Against Lifting Canadian Grey Wolf Protected Status

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Canadian Grey Wolves Doing “Too Well” In The U.S.

United States Considering Removing Canadian Wolves from Protected Species List The Canadian Grey Wolf has been on the endangered species list for years. However, they were...

Canada12 years ago

Group Publishes Guidelines for Minimizing Impact of Sizemic Testing on Whales

The International Union for Conservation of Nature and Sakhalin Energy Investment Company has capped off a six year study on the impact of seismic testing on...

Canada12 years ago
By Jacob Stoner

72 Million Year Old Dinosaur to Go On Display in Canada

Edmonton, Alberta – A most rare specimen of a 72 million year old chasmosaurus thought to have been no more than three years old at death...

Great Lakes Commission welcomes legislation To Stop Invasion Of Asian Carp

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Canadian Trucking Company Fined $75k For Importing Live Asian Carp

Windsor, Ontario – Ever since 2005, it has been illegal to import what are termed invasive fish into Canada due to their adverse impact on the...

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Vancouver Studio To Develop New ‘Gears Of War’

manitoba pipeline explosion Leaves Thousands Without Heat

royal caribbean cruise ship outbreak: 1 in 5 passengers could be sick

Two Canadian Cameras On Verge of Being Installed on Russian International Space Station

One in Seven Canadians Considering Dropping Traditional Cable TV for Internet Streaming

US Says Transportation of Canadian Oilsands Products Risky

Lotto Max Results And Winning Numbers For Jan 24th 2014

Canadian Environmental Groups Sue Agency for Approving Genetically Modified Salmon

Lawsuit Opposes Genetically Altered Ottawa Salmon Approval

Canadian Report Concludes that Fever-Reducing Drugs Increase Spread of Flu

New Study Finds Vancouver Not Ready For Powerful Earthquake

Canadian Grey Wolves Doing “Too Well” In The U.S.

Group Publishes Guidelines for Minimizing Impact of Sizemic Testing on Whales

72 Million Year Old Dinosaur to Go On Display in Canada

Canadian Trucking Company Fined $75k For Importing Live Asian Carp

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