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Trump rejects findings of U.S. government climate change report
U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday rejected projections that climate change will cause severe economic harm to the U.S. economy, findings outlined by a report his own government published last week.
Apple to tutor women in tech in bid to diversify
Apple is launching two-week tutorial sessions for female tech entrepreneurs to address the technology industry's scarcity of women in executive and computer programming jobs.
NASA chimes in on Beaufort Sea drilling rigs
NASA's research on auroras could effect drilling rigs on the Beaufort Sea, says NASA.
145 pilot whales die in stranding on New Zealand beach
Have you considered buying nothing this Christmas? Here are some tips to reduce, reuse and recycle in gifting
Otter eats 3 more koi, evades capture at Chinatown park
Governor General to attend space launch for Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques
Security agencies warn of foreign espionage threat to company networks
Missions to Mars — We've had many successes, but lots of failures too
'I am superbly worried': West Coast fishermen await decision on restrictions meant to protect orcas
InSight lander is set to reach Mars today
'Alexa, who did it?' What happens when a judge in a murder trial wants data from a smart home speaker
Scientist refutes notion that gender identity is an 'unscientific liberal ideology'
Tech companies and pot producers becoming fast friends
Massive U.S. government climate report warns of worsening disasters
Captive rearing can accidentally change animals so they may not survive in the wild
'Just unbelievable': Termite mound network the size of Great Britain discovered in Brazil
What on Earth?
Less smoke on the water: How ship operators are charting a greener course
Why online shopping is often worse for the environment than going to the mall
Grand Theft Otter: River otter in Vancouver park steals fish — and hearts
Did cutting-edge DNA analysis point police to Marrisa Shen's killer?
Samsung apologizes for illnesses at chip, liquid display factories
Canadians are more polite on Twitter, Americans more negative — study looked at 40M tweets
