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  1. Why Pluto Might Still Have A Liquid Ocean - WorldAtlas
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  2. Ceremony, cake-cutting planned for BC Wildlife Park’s 60th anniversary event on Aug. 3
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  3. Evacuation orders added, expanded as 600-hectare Saw Creek wildfire burningnear Lytton has residents on edg
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  4. Evacuation orders added, expanded as 600-hectare Saw Creek wildfire burning near Lytton has residents on edge
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  5. ‘More intense than usual’: Here’s why you might be feeling worse this allergy season
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  6. Fireball led to 'meteorite debris' hitting the ground, expert says
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  7. LETTER: Recreation is an investment in community
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  8. Public health warns ticks are expanding into new areas across Ontario
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  9. iN PHOTOS: More feral cats rescued in ongoing effort to reduce colonies in Kamloops
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  10. Vernon gardening club celebrates 100 years of growing community

    • Vernon and District Garden Club celebrates 100 years of promoting gardening knowledge and community.

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  11. Spotting a grey whale in Vancouver isn't a good thing - Daily Hive
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  12. LETTER: Maple Ridge needs more, not fewer trees
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  13. Supermassive black holes may be surrounded by dark matter clusters, new 'echo map' technique suggests - Yahoo
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  14. Large privet hawk moth spotted in Kelowna
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  15. Fast-moving fire near Lytton triggers late-night evacuation order for dozens of homes
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  16. Five tips to stay cool in your home without AC
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  17. Water, bylaws, dangerous dogs – host of issues highlighted in Langley farm report
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  18. Massive 295ft wind turbine blade leaves drivers stunned
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  19. Watershed group asks city to help clean up encampments along Summerside trail
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  20. Forest Valley Acres: a hydroponic farm with a sustainable vision
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  21. A private company will build and launch NASA's next Mars orbiter in 2028 — and it's not SpaceX - Space
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  22. Juncos Hollinger Racing Partners with REcapture, a CMR + Paladin JV, for Freedom 250 Grand Prix
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  23. Dust Colour, Phase Behaviour, And Monte Carlo Modelling Of Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS From 4 au Pre- to 4 au Post-Perihelion - astrobiology.com
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  24. Modeling Doppler Shifts In Radial-Velocity Data With Deep Learning Toward Earth-mass Exoplanet Detection - astrobiology.com
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  25. Arabidopsis meristem map uncovers 18 cell clusters shaping stems and flowers - Phys.org
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  26. Meet ERNEST, NASA’s Next-Generation Rover Designed to Be Faster and Tougher - Gizmodo
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  27. This beloved Edmonton park was once a busy industrial corridor

    • Mill Creek Ravine was an important hunting and spiritual site for Indigenous people before European settlement.

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  28. Datacenters driving US clean energy growth while still threatening climate
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  29. June 19th Weather Discussion
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  30. Video: How are we so good at folding proteins? - Phys.org
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  31. Celebrating 10 Years of West Bolton SNAP
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  32. Biogas Market to Hit $88.6 Billion by 2032 Amid Rising Demand for Renewable Energy and Waste-to-Energy Solutions
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  33. Old timber gets new life in Athabasca's river front pavilion
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  34. Europe Has Entered The Nuclear Golden Age Amid AI Boom
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  35. Dawson approves landfill weigh scale as Yukon pushes new waste agreements
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  36. Electrically tunable spin polarization in graphene opens path toward low-power spintronic devices - Phys.org
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  37. A Giant Seismic Wave Bounced Off Earth's Core And May Have Shifted Japan - ScienceAlert
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  38. 4.4 magnitude earthquake shakes eastern Quebec
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  39. How do flocking birds and schools of fish move? New research offers crystal-clear answer - Phys.org

    • Researchers have found a way to explain the movement of bird flocks and schools of fish.

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  40. Early-career scientists build national infrastructure to bridge science and policy - Phys.org

    • Early-career scientists create a national infrastructure to bridge the gap between science and policy.

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  41. Famous 'Pink Planet' harbors a salty surprise - Phys.org

    • Scientists discover salt clouds swirling around 'pink planet', raising curiosity about its composition.

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  42. The largest public botanical garden in Calgary is FREE to visit
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  43. Summer expected to heat up starting next month
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  44. The Sky Today on Thursday, June 18: The Moon and the Sickle - Astronomy Magazine
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  45. These bees have nowhere to hide from extreme heat - ScienceDaily
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  46. Axcelead DDP Joins Lilly TuneLab to Advance AI Drug Discovery
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  47. Researchers tracked football fans and found they tended to overestimate how long the result would affect their mood, though prompting them to consider other upcoming events softened the forecast - Space Daily
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  48. Inside the Coldest Place in the Universe - WorldAtlas
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  49. Kalamoir Park closed following wildfire, evac alert still in place
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  50. Lava planet has hydrogen-rich, active atmosphere - Phys.org
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