Science

Watch an array of speakers and panelists discuss women in STEM, live at Waterloo’s Perimeter Institute, on Mar. 8 at 9 AM ET

Starting March 7 the five brightest planets—Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn—will be present for viewing in Canada

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Bill Nye can wax lyrical all they want, but when it comes to truly supporting science, Canada has nothing to crow about.

Meet astronaut David Saint-Jacques, the next Canadian to travel to the International Space Station in Nov. 2018.

Our galaxy is filled with so many stars, some were bound to be oddballs. This month, the Perimeter Public Lecture looks at some of the strangest. Watch live on Mar. 7

It was the first concrete evidence of the leatherback in the Bras d’Or. Experts say her ’third eye’ led the creature astray—and eventually to an icy death

Traditional knowledge has become a highly valued source of information for archaeologists, ecologists, biologists, climatologists and others

In another free, streamable lecture bringing high science to the masses, Robert Spekkens explains how quantum-mechanics mistakes happen

Western Canada will enjoy the clearest view of this rare astronomical event. Everyone else can watch the livestream right here.

Get ready for a lunar eclipse, a supermoon and a blue (blood) moon in unison—such an occurrence hasn’t happened in more than a century