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2026-10-05 · The Globe and Mail · Science

Nobel prize awarded to researchers who learned how to light up the brain

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2026-10-03 · The Globe and Mail · Technology

Josh Kutryk’s successful flight to the ISS shifts focus to Canada’s next moves in space

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2026-10-01 · The Globe and Mail · Technology

Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk heads to space station for six-month mission

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2026-10-01 · The Globe and Mail · Technology

Canadian astronaut set to take off for six-month stay on space station

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2026-10-06 · The Globe and Mail · Science

Neutrino experiment pioneer Francis Halzen wins Nobel Prize in Physics

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2026-08-27 · The Globe and Mail · Science

Canadians can catch a nearly total lunar eclipse Thursday night

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2026-08-27 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Just two weeks after a solar eclipse plunged parts of Europe into an eerie daytime darkness, Canadian skywatchers will have the chance to experience the reverse effect. assertive

2026-09-04 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Canadians are feeling the effects of climate change to a greater degree and facing more serious consequences than federal scientists projected less than a decade ago. assertive

2026-09-12 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 For some, this week’s news is another sign that, instead of competing with AI, their skills may be better put toward managing its risks. assertive

2026-09-22 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 That one used to be so huge it would overhang along the edge,” says Larry Audlaluk, an elder who was a child when the Canadian government relocated his family in 1953 from northern Quebec to the hamlet, which is located 1,160 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle. assertive

2026-09-23 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 If someone threw a party for every type of mammal on Earth, a large portion of the guest list would be taken up by bats. assertive

2026-10-01 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Canada’s next space traveller is fast approaching his scheduled departure – but the weather may have other ideas. assertive

2026-10-01 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Once he arrives at the station, he is set to become the fourth Canadian astronaut to undertake a long-duration mission on the orbiting laboratory, which is expected to last about six months. assertive

2026-10-03 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Their arrival marks the start of a busy handoff period during which the population of the station will temporarily be at 11 – four of which will depart some time next week. assertive

2026-10-05 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Karl Deisseroth of Stanford University, Peter Hegemann of Humboldt University of Berlin and Georg Nagel of the University of Würzburg will share equally in the prize, worth approximately $1.74 million Canadian dollars. assertive

2026-10-06 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 “When I reflect on this moment I have to emphasize how lucky I was because when we started this project, everybody realized this was maybe a good idea but very few thought it would work, including myself. assertive

2026-10-13 · The Globe and Mail

🔮 Canada’s latest space traveller, Joshua Kutryk, may be far from home, but home is rarely out of sight, the astronaut said in his first conversation with reporters since arriving at the International Space Station. assertive