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Why are researchers interested in an earthquake that occurred over 300 years ago?
Hint: it’s the largest earthquake that ever hit eastern North America. So why the interest? It’s quite simple. By collec
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Working the line: tales from the 141st Meridian
An account of Joe Harrietha’s 2017 expedition on the Yukon–Alaska border.
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Working the Line: Maintaining the border in Canada’s wilderness (photo gallery)
As a surveyor for the International Boundary Commission
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A global information highway to meet the challenges of a fragile Arctic ecosystem
OTTAWA - Climate change affects the Arctic in different ways. Regional impacts include coastal erosion, evolving ocean c
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Measuring the shake, rattle and roll in Canada’s Western Arctic
Travelling and working in remote regions of Canada’s North is no easy task. Ask a Natural Resources Canada seismologist.
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Monitoring seismic activity in Canada’s North
Canada’s southwestern Arctic is of special interest to scientists exploring the interrelated roles of seismic activity,
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The gift of reading for science buffs
The written word has long helped us understand science and the natural world around us. In fact, Natural Resources Canad
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A look at butternut defence mechanisms!
Recent visitors to the Rio Tinto Alcan Planetarium in Montreal have been amazed by twenty photographs resulting from Can
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A mystery at the core of Canada’s western redcedar
Canada has the world’s largest stock of standing western redcedar, but this once-dominant species is showing disturbing