Fisherman catches one-in-a-million blue lobster
A New Hampshire lobsterman made a remarkable marine discovery, hauling in a vibrant blue lobster, a genetic anomaly estimated to occur once in every two million.
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Whale Coroner's Gruesome Duty in B.C. Approached with Humility
Veterinary pathologist Stephen Raverty performs necropsies on stranded whales in B.C., a grim but vital task for conservation. Learn about the science and respect behind this crucial work.
New ocean species discovered, but plastic pollution beat us
Scientists exploring deep ocean trenches discovered never-before-seen creatures, but found human plastic waste had already arrived. A stark reminder of pollution's reach.
Knifepoint Robbery Suspect Arrested in North Vancouver
A suspect is in custody following a knifepoint robbery near Marine Drive and Fell Avenue in North Vancouver. Get the latest details on the incident and police response.
Arctic development races ahead while ocean noise plan stalls
Canada's draft Ocean Noise Strategy remains unanswered after a year, raising alarms as major Arctic projects like the Grays Bay port advance without noise mitigation plans. Learn about the risks to marine life.
Canada's Largest Marine University Research Facility Opens
Dalhousie University's new Beaty Marine Centre, the largest facility of its kind in Canada, is now open to the public, marking a major leap for ocean biodiversity research.
Italy to Open Europe's First Marine Dolphin Sanctuary
Italy announces the creation of Europe's first marine sanctuary for dolphins, a landmark conservation effort for the species. Learn about the project's goals and its inspiration.
'Amazing' Figurines in Egyptian Tomb Solve Mystery
Archaeologists in Egypt have made a decisive discovery, unearthing 'amazing' figurines that solve a long-standing mystery. Get the details on this historic find.
Ancient Carved Faces Shed Light on Neolithic Society
Archaeologists in Turkey have uncovered ancient carved faces at Karahantepe, offering a groundbreaking look into Neolithic social structures and artistic expression. Discover the findings.
Kraken Robotics Appoints New Board Member and Defence VP
St. John's-based Kraken Robotics announces Kim Butler joins its Board and Bernard Mills is hired as Executive VP, Defence, bolstering its leadership for global growth in marine tech.
$6.5M campaign launched for MRI machine at Goderich hospital
Alexandra Marine and General Hospital in Goderich, Ont., kicks off a $6.5 million fundraising drive to bring a vital MRI machine to the community. Join the 'Magnetic Moments' campaign today.
Opinion: West Coast tanker ban is symbolic, ignores safety data
An analysis argues Canada's West Coast tanker ban is a political symbol that overlooks decades of improved maritime safety and real risk areas, like the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Read the full critique.
First North Atlantic Right Whale Calf Spotted for 2025
The first North Atlantic right whale calf of the season has been sighted off South Carolina, offering a glimmer of hope for the critically endangered species. Learn about the significance of this birth.
Governments endorse greater shark protections worldwide
International governments have approved enhanced protections for sharks as overfishing concerns escalate. Learn how new conservation measures aim to protect vulnerable shark populations globally.
Sudan's cultural heritage threatened by ongoing war
Sudanese archaeologist Dr. Shadia Abdrabo works to preserve national heritage as conflict threatens to erase cultural history. Learn about the rescue efforts.
Ocean Crisis: Warming Waters Threaten Our Planet
Ocean Wise CEO warns our vital oceans are at risk. Discover how rising temperatures and acidification threaten the source of 60% of our oxygen. Learn more.
Ship freed after getting stuck in Detroit River
The Robert S. Pierson freighter was successfully freed after becoming stuck in the Detroit River on November 27, 2025. No injuries or environmental damage reported.
Ancient human relative foot mystery solved
Scientists identify mysterious Ethiopian foot as Australopithecus deyiremeda, a human relative that coexisted with Lucy's species over 3 million years ago, reshaping human evolution theories.
Canada's Fish Populations Could Recover Within Decade
New report shows Canada can restore healthy fish populations within a decade. Learn how sustainable fisheries management could transform Atlantic Canada's marine ecosystems.
Huge sea lion surprises swimmers during B.C. cold plunge
A massive sea lion joined a cold plunge in B.C., creating a startling wildlife encounter. Swimmer Ennio Titarenko captured the surreal moment on video. Discover the full story.
Woolly mammoth tooth found in Quebec dates back 100,000+ years
A groundbreaking discovery in Quebec reveals woolly mammoths roamed the region over 100,000 years ago. Learn how this ancient tooth reshapes our understanding of Canadian prehistory.
Ancient Basilica Emerges from Turkish Lake
A 4th-century basilica submerged in a Turkish lake has resurfaced, offering unprecedented insights into early Christianity ahead of a papal visit marking the Council of Nicaea's anniversary.
Pristine shipwreck found near bottom of Lake Ontario
Marine archaeologists uncover remarkably preserved shipwreck 100 meters deep in Lake Ontario near Toronto. The 'once-in-a-lifetime' discovery reveals intact vessel with quagga mussel coverage.
Cargo unloaded from sinking barge off B.C. coast
Emergency response successfully unloads cargo from a sinking barge near Bella Bella, B.C. as planning begins to move the vessel. The incident is under investigation.
Archaeologists solve mystery of Peru's thousands of holes
Archaeologists have identified the creators behind Peru's mysterious 'band of holes' in the Pisco Valley. Discover how this ancient engineering marvel brought communities together.
Secure Ocean Tech Testing Space Opens in Dartmouth
A new classified testing facility for ocean technology has opened at COVE in Dartmouth, N.S., providing a secure space for scientists and researchers to advance marine innovation.
Mystery of Peru's Ancient 'Band of Holes' Solved
Archaeologists have finally identified the creators of Peru's mysterious 'Band of Holes,' thousands of aligned pits in the Pisco Valley. Discover the ancient purpose behind this enigmatic site.
1,700-Year-Old Roman Sarcophagus Found in Budapest
Archaeologists in Budapest have opened a perfectly preserved 1,700-year-old Roman sarcophagus. Discover the incredible find reshaping history. Read more now!
Colombia recovers treasures from San Jose shipwreck
Colombia has begun recovering artifacts from the legendary San Jose shipwreck, discovered in 2015. The Spanish galleon sank in 1708 carrying immense treasure.
Sinking barge moved to safe harbour off B.C. coast
A sinking barge carrying cargo containers has been successfully moved to safe harbour near Bella Bella, though unloading operations face delays due to high winds. Latest updates on the marine incident.
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