Canada
Can Free Crack Pipe Kits—Like Free Heroin Needles—Reduce Disease Transmission?
A group in San Francisco plans to hand out free crack pipes, but the city is not convinced it'll help reduce the spread of HIV and Hep C
Canada's Installing High Speed Wifi at Remote National Parks
Wireless internet will no longer be confined to visitor centers at an assortment of trial National Park wilderness sites
A Massive Aerial Sculpture Is Hoisted in Downtown Vancouver
Artist Janet Echelman combines ancient techniques with modern technology to create her largest-ever net sculpture for TED's 30th anniversary
In British Columbia, There Are Amazing Waves No One's Ever Surfed Before
Nootka Island is a surfer’s paradise for enthusiasts who don’t mind water temperatures hovering around 50 degrees Fahrenheit
Stunning Bubbles Frozen Under Lake Abraham
Frozen bubbles of methane trapped beneath Alberta's Lake Abraham are beautiful, but dangerous if popped
Ancient Walking Fish May Have Walked on All Fours
A fossilized pelvis shows the fish had functioning rear “legs”
Francis Drake May Have Discovered Western Canada Hundreds of Years Earlier, Kept Quiet About It
The discovery of a 16th century coin is threatening the story of British Columbia's history
A Loud Crack on a Cold Winter Night? It Might Have Been a Frost Quake
Frost quakes can cause a sound like a sonic boom
There’s a New Greenhouse Gas to Worry About, And It’s 7,100 Times Stronger Than Carbon Dioxide
PFTBA is the most efficient greenhouse gas found, on a molecule-by-molecule basis
America Was Almost Two Separate Continents
The east and the west were nearly different continents
Let Me Be Franc
A Look Back for Quebec City’s 400th
Divided Loyalties
Descended from American Colonists who fled north rather than join the revolution, Canada's Tories still raise their tankards to King George
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