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The Future of Sable Island
October 23, 2025
Southeast of mainland Nova Scotia sits "Sable Island", a small crescent shaped island home to magnificent wild horses
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Exploring the past to help plan for the future
October 23, 2025
Researchers in the Northwest Territories turn to experts from Natural Resources Canada to help interprets
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Machine Mapping Canada: training technology to complete the picture
October 23, 2025
As the second-largest country in the world, Canada has a lot of territory and different types of land cover to map, incl
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The gift of reading for science buffs
October 23, 2025
The written word has long helped us understand science and the natural world around us. In fact, Natural Resources Canad
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Incorporating Artificial Intelligence (Ask NRcan)
October 23, 2025
Like many organizations, the Government of Canada is exploring ways to incorporate artificial intelligence into our work
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Extending our outer limits: Canada’s 2019 Arctic Ocean continental shelf submission to the United Nations
October 23, 2025
The Arctic Ocean is a vast, cold, isolated and utterly fascinating part of the northern hemisphere. Beneath its surface,
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Extending our outer limits: Canada’s 2019 Arctic Ocean continental shelf submission to the United Nations (photo gallery)
October 23, 2025
Based on massive amounts of geoscientific data measuring the seafloor, an additional 1.2 million square kilometres could
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Discovering microfossils that are a BILLION years old (Ask NRCan)
October 23, 2025
During a geological mapping expedition to the western Canadian Arctic in 2014, research scientist Rob Rainbird collected
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Discovering Glass Sponge Reefs (Ask NRCan)
October 23, 2025
In the 1980s, scientist Kim Conway was part of an expedition to map the continental shelf in the Pacific Ocean. During t
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Mapping a Flood: every minute counts
October 23, 2025
For weeks, Simon Tolszczuk-Leclerc and the Emergency Geomatics Service (EGS) team have been following the spring thaw an