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With H1N1 poised to enter history as the least deadly of four global flu pandemics, some experts are calling for an end to Canada's mass vaccination program. Nature is already achieving what we would hope to achieve by vaccinating, they...

The eight-seater, rocket-powered vehicle was unveiled at a site in the Mojave desert, California. Branson said that after testing in 2010 he hopes the revolutionary spacecraft will be ready to start commercial flights from a space port currently under construction...

Runners will face freezing temperatures when they start the California International Marathon on Sunday with a predicted 33 degrees at 7 a.m., rising to about 40 degrees by 10 a.m. and 45 degrees by noon, according to the National Weather...

The Canada Science and Technology Museum is hoping to work with private developers to build a new facility on the front lawn of its existing property on St...Denise Amyot, the museum's chief executive, said the new building could be used...

Google has added a few more Canadian cities to their "Street Views" platform. Now "Googlers" can oggle Sudbury, Sherbrooke, Victoria and even Nanaimo for street scenes. Back in October they first put a handful of our larger Canadian cities like...

A Montreal researcher's study of the impact of pornography on men is making headlines around the world. Here's how two British papers described it: "Porn-loving men ruin sex study," said The Sun. "All men watch porn, scientists find," said The...

A full-time drug dog will be sniffing through the jails of Saskatchewan starting next spring. Trained police dogs have been used in Saskatchewan’s corrections facilities since 2007, but only periodically...Other dogs will be available from Regina, Prince Albert and the...

Record-breaking Canadian astronaut Bob Thirsk has returned to Earth after six months aboard the International Space Station. Michael Jackson's death made his name the most searched term on Google and Yahoo in 2009. The U.K.'s University of East Anglia says...