Former employees at Atomic Energy of Canada Limited say they witnessed potential wrongdoing in procurement practices at the Crown corporation, with managers receiving gifts from suppliers, favouritism toward certain suppliers and deliberate leaks of information.
Astronauts traveling to and from Mars would be bombarded with as much cosmic radiation as they'd get from a full-body CT scan about once a week for a year, researchers reported Thursday.
Facebook is opening up a new window into the lives of Amish youth on Rumspringa, giving the world a mule's-eye view of what it's really like to be a teen experiencing things that many of us take for granted for the first time.
A pair of famous Winnipeg falcons hatched their first chick Thursday morning.
Rounded pebbles cemented together in telltale formations on Mars were created by a fast-flowing stream that may have been more than knee deep, scientists say.
Rogers Communications and Vidéotron are teaming up to expand their LTE networks in Ottawa and parts of Quebec to save on operating and capital costs in a 20-year deal that will also see Vidéotron potentially sell its unused spectrum in Toronto to Rogers for $180 million.
Microsoft unveils an update to its latest operating system, responding to underwhelming consumer response with a slew of changes designed to make Windows 8 more familiar.
The Spark: A mother's story of nurturing genius.
Scientists say the shrinking snowpack in the Rocky Mountains will have serious repercussions for the water supply on both sides of the border.
IPads will be a mandatory school supply for more than 1,000 students at a Winnipeg school division this coming school year.
The Alberta government has put charts, graphs and searchable tables online through an initiative called the Open Data Portal
The Insurance Bureau of Canada says the frequency, severity and cost of extreme weather in Canada are increasing, with Alberta leading the way.
Facebook has pledged to "do better" when it comes to rooting out posts that trivialize rape, target women or otherwise incite gender-based violence. Their 5-step pledge to overhaul their policies on controversial, harmful and hateful speech follows mounting pressure from critics and concerned advertisers.
Apple CEO Tim Cook signalled this week that the company's next new product might be a wearable computing device, possibly one worn on the wrist, while speaking at a technology conference in Silicon Valley.
Amazon.com Inc. said Wednesday that it will produce a pair of comedies and three children's programs for viewing on its video streaming service, capping a one-of-a-kind experiment that gave viewers a say in the selections.
A would-be asteroid mining company has launched a crowdfunding campaign to provide students as young as kindergarten age with access to a new space telescope.
Emails from your best friend and your mom will no longer be buried among bills and online shopping offers, if you use Gmail and you want your messages automatically sorted for you.
Got a burning science question for Bob McDonald? Well, here's your chance to get an answer - live on the internet. On June 10 at 7 p.m. ET, Bob will answer your questions in the first ever Quirks & Quarks Question Hangout.
Former Toronto Maple Leafs and Vancouver Canucks general manager Brian Burke has received a favourable ruling in his bid to track down people he claims made defamatory comments about him on the internet.
A telescope that is set to launch to the moon in 2015 will allow the public to go on the internet and view the Earth from the lunar surface.
