CBC: Technology & Science

Monday th 29th of June 2020

Zoom chats short circuit a brain function essential for trust — and that's bad for business: Don Pittis - 03:20

Saturday th 27th of June 2020

Missions to Mars, meteors and astronauts: A summer of space science - 03:20

Friday th 26th of June 2020

After ad boycotts, Facebook says it will label rule-breaking posts — including Trump's - 18:00

Amazon looks to self-driving future by acquiring tech company Zoox - 17:00

Microsoft to permanently close all 83 physical stores worldwide - 15:30

Facebook to change advertising policy as European giant pulls ads - 15:00

Great Slave Lake reaches record high water levels - 07:10

NASA naming headquarters for 1st Black female engineer - 07:10

U of C engineer invents duffel bag that freshens sports gear and clothes - 06:40

COVID-19 has pushed ahead virtual solutions to improve health care in rural and remote communities - 06:40

What ancient earthquakes along the Denali fault in Yukon can tell us about what could come - 06:40

U of O scientist seeking edible vaccine for COVID-19 - 06:40

4 North Atlantic right whale deaths investigated last year were caused by ship strikes - 06:10

Dead whale likely the same animal stranded in Alaska river - 06:10

Boeing renews its public pitch to replace Canada's CF-18 fleet - 06:10

COVID-19 not yet identified in North American bats, Alberta expert says - 06:10

An unusual visitor: Bearded seal spotted at Laval marina - 06:10

Eating wild plants is a 'world that needs to be rediscovered' - 05:40

Astronomers bolster case for potential of life on one of Jupiter's moons, Europa - 03:30

Thursday th 25th of June 2020

Toronto's Collision tech conference with 30,000 attendees goes online-only on COVID-19 fears - 17:00

LifeLabs failed to protect personal health information of millions, commissioners say - 13:50

Report finds an historic low for numbers of large wild Atlantic salmon - 11:51

U.S. toilet paper production is wiping out Canada's boreal forest, report claims - 11:50

These dogs help keep Alberta free of invasive mussels - 09:20

Google will start paying some news publishers for content - 09:20

Wednesday th 24th of June 2020

Harmful effects of wildfire smoke are immediate and could make COVID-19 symptoms worse, UBC study warns - 13:40

Twitter bans account behind doctored video shared by Trump - 11:50

Whitla Wind aims to become Alberta's largest wind power facility by 2021 - 06:30

Strong quake hits southern Mexico, killing at least 6 and triggering tsunami - 06:30

Twitter again slaps warning on Trump after he threatens 'serious force' against protesters - 06:30

Sinkholes drain lake near Oxford, N.S. - 06:30

N.W.T. adapts wildfire strategy to mitigate COVID-19 risks - 06:30

The way of the dragon: Lost lizard found after 10-day, 4-km hike through Winnipeg - 06:30

Tuesday th 23rd of June 2020

Alberta reinstating environmental monitoring in industry, oilpatch - 16:00

'Nature knows what to do': Renewal at fire-ravaged Waterton Park - 15:30

Amazon's carbon footprint rose 15 per cent despite green initiatives - 15:30

Siberian town hits record 38C over weekend amid heat wave - 07:11

Frigid Pluto began as a warm place with an underground ocean, study suggests - 06:50

Hive hosting program takes the sting out of beekeeping - 06:20

Milk River slows to trickle and could dry up entirely due to U.S. canal collapse - 06:20

Virgin Galactic signs NASA deal for commercial space flights - 06:20

Monday th 22nd of June 2020

Apple switches to own chips for Macs; adds features, privacy controls - 15:20

Fighting forest fires with fire: Pyrotechnics and flaming Ping-Pong balls - 08:30

'Astonishing' giant circle of pits found near Stonehenge - 07:30

Citizen scientists fan out to identify, photograph local butterflies - 07:00

Deer found swimming in Detroit River finds new home on Fighting Island - 07:00

Putin calls fuel spill unprecedented for Russia, Greenpeace sees $1.4B damage - 06:30

National Indigenous Peoples Day goes virtual amid pandemic restrictions - 06:00

Sunday th 21st of June 2020

Oumuamua could be a relic from giant clouds where stars are born - 03:20

Saturday th 20th of June 2020

There might be 36 other intelligent civilizations in the galaxy, but odds of communicating with them are small - 09:12