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U.S. seeks to remove grey wolf from endangered species list
Federal officials in the United States say they want to lift protections on the grey wolf, but some feel the removal may be premature.
Scientists capture video of rare giant squid for the first time in U.S. waters
Marine biologist Nathan Robinson says his 'heart just stopped' the moment he realized his team's underwater camera may have captured images of the elusive giant squid.
Researchers track chinook salmon to find out why southern resident killer whales look underfed
UBC researchers are tracking wild chinook salmon on their expected migratory route in the Salish Sea. They're trying to find out why salmon-eating southern resident killer whales appear to be malnourished.
CBC EXPLAINS
'The next wave of innovation': Nuclear reactors of the future are small and modular
Rich will save themselves in 'climate apartheid' while poor suffer, UN report says
Waves of Change
This house was built using 600,000 recycled plastic bottles
'Gravity is not my friend,' Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques says as he and crewmates return
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Europe braces for heat wave as temperatures could top 40 C
CBC Investigates
Inside the secret, million-dollar world of baby eel trafficking
SpaceX successfully launches Falcon Heavy rocket carrying 24 satellites
CLIMATE CHANGE
'It's the future': How going small may fuel nuclear power's comeback
Border agency still using licence plate reader linked to U.S. hack
Tech startup founder was forced out of company so investors could make 'gobs of cash,' lawsuit claims
Dead right whale towed to Cape Breton in hopes of solving mystery of its death
Feds announce $275M for 'largest private sector investment in Canadian history' — Kitimat, B.C.'s LNG project
Sidewalk Labs releases plan for controversial Toronto development amid concerns about privacy
CLIMATE CHANGE
Canada's military feeling the strain responding to climate change
Federal election easy prey for social media manipulators, experts warn
2nd North Atlantic right whale death 'heartbreaking' for researchers
'We're losing these': Man campaigns to save native species in Toronto's ravines
Balloons provide no joy for wildlife, environmentalists warn
B.C. man survives attack by mother grizzly protecting her three cubs
CLIMATE CHANGE
Safety put 'in jeopardy' by some companies shoring up shaky homes, industry complaint alleges
