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May 24, 2012  
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Should the Canadian Pacific strikers be legislated back to work?
Yes, all strikes are always stupid.
No, the feds should butt out of labour negotiations.
Not yet. But if they don't reach a deal soon...


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Giant radio telescope could answer big questions
The location of a huge radio telescope strong enough to detect extraterrestrial life in the far reaches of the universe could be settled on Friday when the group in charge of the project meets in the Netherlands. Full Story

Apples that won't go brown coming soon?
Apples that won’t go brown could be could be planted in Canada as early as 2014. Full Story

Scientists deploy genetics in search for bigfoot
Scientists are turning to genetic testing to see if they can prove the existence of the elusive hairy humanoid known across the world as bigfoot, yeti and sasquatch. Full Story


SpaceX rocket lifts off
An unmanned rocket owned by privately held Space Exploration Technologies blasted off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station on Tuesday for a mission designed to be the first commercial flight to the International Space Station. Full Story

'Scotty' to make trip to final frontier
When a privately owned rocket blasts off for a trial run to the International Space Station on Tuesday, it will be carrying more than food and supplies for the crew. Full Story



 Science Headlines
'Super Moon' to light up night sky this weekend
Oldest human blood found: Italian scientists
Venus to be visible in June: Astronomer
Space shuttle Enterprise lands in N.Y. atop jet
Space station crew returns to Earth
Cameron, Google to mine asteroids
Meat-eating helped people rule the world
Researcher: Millions of bat deaths 'probably our fault'
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Climate change denial isn’t about science, or even skepticism
Lets’ suppose the world’s legitimate scientific institutions and academies, climate scientists, and most of the world’s governments are wrong. Full Column
Columnist DAVID SUZUKI


Wildfires threaten N. Ontario towns
518 more arrests in Montreal
Plunkett family still forced to deal with killer
Honest Ed's rolls out (temporary) name change
Water restrictions continue in London, Ont.
Black is back enjoying a night out
Alligator found in backyard
Residents plan rally to keep Khadr out
Suspect in boy's 1979 disappearance found: Cops
Slain student asked for hazing: Defendant
Brother of blind China activist flees village
Iran may prepare to boost nuclear work: Diplomats
U.S. drone strike kills 10 in Pakistan: Officials
Student pleads guilty to threat on Obama's life
'Scotty's' ashes released in space
Daredevil jumps nearly 1 km without a parachute
Plunkett family still forced to deal with killer
Teen girl's butcher gets life
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