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The incident occurred during the recent match between Vancouver Canadians and Everett AquaSox of the Canadian Premier League baseball.
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The incident occurred during the recent match between Vancouver Canadians and Everett AquaSox of the Canadian Premier League baseball.
On March 20, the prestigious 2018 Abel Math Prize was announced with this honor belonging to the Canadian mathematician Robert Langlands.
Canada has just officially submitted an application to the United Nations to assert sovereignty over the far north, the central area of the Arctic, BFMTV on 7 December.
The 2013 Nobel Prize for Literature was announced by Peter Englund, the permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy, at the Institute's headquarters in Stockholm, at 18:0…
From October 15-18 in the Canadian city of Toronto, Fields Institute, a mathematical research institute at the University of Toronto, organized a symposium to honor Prof…
Canada has officially withdrawn from the Kyoto protocol, becoming the first country to give up the agreement on climate change.
According to AFP, on August 18, Canadian researchers on Sir Wilfrid Laurier icebreaker set out on a Canada-Canada half-month-long mission.
Scientists from Canada are building a factory to recycle carbon dioxide (CO2), which can suck carbon dioxide out of the air and combine it with hydrogen obtained from ot…
The capital of Nouvelle - France was founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain on a plateau overlooking the river Saint - Laurent, a hill later known as the Cap-aux-Diamant…
Former Canadian Defense Minister Paul Hellyer thinks the planet is real, accusing world leaders of keeping their existence on Earth secret.
Not like the noise and show in the crowd, the 2013 Nobel Literature hid in observations, reflections, and personal experiences about life around to write a work.
The 82-year-old writer is too weak to go to Sweden to receive the 2013 Nobel Prize for Literature.
The first patient to receive this treatment was Joshua Robertson, a Vancouver resident.
Canada will donate a small amount of experimental Ebola vaccine that it invented to the World Health Organization for use in Africa.
This technology will then undergo extensive testing and prototyping before taking further steps to launch the market.