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John Cassidy explains how Traditional knowledge, science and history align on big west coast earthquakes.

On the day that Simply Science caught up with seismologist Dr. John Cassidy in Victoria, there was, by coincidence, a small earthquake in that city.

Nicole Collison and Kyla Hvatum, two young Indigenous women from Inuvik, used data conversion software to create a Minecraft world of their town’s satellite station facility.

When it comes to Christmas trees, the Grinch can have wings, antennae and several pairs of legs or eyes.

7 things to know about the Brock Commons UBC Residence, the world’s tallest hybrid wood building.

Pulp and paper mills across Canada are transforming themselves into modern biorefineries by producing a wide range of new forest products.

Over the last 20 years, the pipeline industry has gone from a little-noticed utility to front-page news and a proxy for the war against fossil fuels writ large.

Joanne MacDonald, a research scientist with the Atlantic Forestry Centre is studying the potential of a liquid seaweed to ensure the survival of tree seedlings used in reforestation efforts.

A new method for detecting nematodes in pine wood is facilitating the export of Canadian forest products.