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«Science» column

Online Learning: The Best Sites On The Web!

October 21st, 2012; By Joy Kita

Finding information on any given subject is as easy as clicking a button on a search engine. Gone is the need for rows of encyclopedia’s, dictionaries and tangible books. Everything […]


The Importance of Wetlands

October 20th, 2012; By Joy Kita

What Are They? A wetland is a habitat where land meets water such as ponds, marshes, swamps, bogs and fens. To classify as a wetland, the area must be completely […]


The Plight of the Honey Bee

September 20th, 2012; By Joy Kita

They are a marvel of architectural design and one of nature’s most heroic creatures. The honey bee is an incredible insect with a work ethic beyond anything humans could ever […]


How Animals Survive the Arctic Tundra

August 22nd, 2012; By Canadian Wildlife Federation

The Arctic tundra, a snowy biome that is housed within the Arctic Circle, is characterized by freezing temperatures, strong winds and permafrost. Yet, despite being one of harshest environments on […]


Are plastic bags really necessary?

August 17th, 2012; By David Suzuki Foundation

A national newspaper columnist wrote that “banning plastic bags will do exactly nothing to save the planet.” She went on to argue that they’re even environmentally friendly. Outright bans may […]


Vertical Farming for the Future

April 1st, 2012; By Susan Huebert

What do you think about when you hear about farms or farming? You probably imagine huge fields planted with wheat or corn and a farmer driving a tractor, combine, or […]


Atmospheric Science

March 1st, 2012; By Enviroment Canada

Environment Canada is a key Canadian focal point for the advancement of atmospheric science, providing the research needed to improve Canada’s air quality, respond to climate change and increase the […]