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Evolution of a landscape: Mapping the surface we live on (Byte-Sized Science)
Geologists from Natural Resources Canada head to northern Labrador to map the surficial geology impacted by the last ice
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The science of seeing into the future: Canada’s groundwater
With scientists predicting major water shortages in less than 10 years, we need to make smart choices today about how to
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Where do you find old iconic rock stars? In Canada, of course!
Did you know that Canada is home to the oldest rock ever discovered? It’s the 4.03-billion-year-old Acasta gneiss. For m
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What’s in the Earth’s mantle? (Let’s Science! with Vicki and Sarah)
Research scientist Vicki Tschirhart and “professional rock crusher” Sarah Mount explain how scientists are determinin
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Using seismic surveys to study groundwater (Byte-Sized Science)
Kevin Brewer is a geophysical technologist responsible for building, designing and maintaining
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Arctic science in the 1980s – working on an ice island
During the 1980s, Canadian scientists conducted research on an island made of ice in the Arctic Ocean.
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Taking a deep dive into Canada’s oceans
Rare tube worms, glass sponge reefs, pingos — some of the fascinating features found in our oceans
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The Smoking Hills
In Cape Bathurst, where Canada's mainland meets the Arctic Ocean, an entire coastline is burning.
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New geological research in Canada’s Arctic provides clues about life on Mars
A unique geological formation in Canada called the Smoking Hills
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Earthquakes in Eastern Canada
There are, on average, over 4,000 earthquakes in Canada each year. Many of those earthquakes occur in Western Canada