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Alberta study looks at exercise to boost overall well-being of kids with cancer - Vimarsana News

Alberta study looks at exercise to boost overall well-being of kids with cancer

Children often become inactive during treatment and there are currently no formalized exercise programs to support them.

Source: cbc.ca
Paleo 2023 brings amateurs, professionals together - Vimarsana News

Paleo 2023 brings amateurs, professionals together

The Alberta Palaeontological Society hosts its annual symposium on Saturday, after a two-year pandemic hiatus.

The wolverine's world is shrinking. But they've found a safe haven in B.C. mountains - Vimarsana News

The wolverine's world is shrinking. But they've found a safe haven in B.C. mountains

What on Earth's Molly Segal straps on her snowshoes in search of the elusive wolverine and hears how climate safe havens may help them in a warming world.

Source: cbc.ca
A dino discovery in Canada! | Explore | Awesome Activities & Fun Facts - Vimarsana News

A dino discovery in Canada! | Explore | Awesome Activities & Fun Facts

A new species of tyrannosaur has been discovered in Alberta. And it's 11 million years older than it's relative, the T. rex!

Source: cbc.ca
MétéoMédia - New 'reaper of death' tyrannosaur is the oldest found in Canada - Vimarsana News

MétéoMédia - New 'reaper of death' tyrannosaur is the oldest found in Canada

New 'reaper of death' tyrannosaur is the oldest found in Canada mardi, 11 février 2020 à 17:33 - The species terrorized southern Alberta, 11 million years before T. rex arose. Thanatotheristes degrootorum, seen in this artist's impression, is the first new tyrannosaur species named in Canada in 50 years. (Julius Csotonyi) A new species of tyrannosaur — the oldest ever found in Canada — has been discovered in Alberta. Thanatotheristes degrootorum was as long as two cars lined up bumper to bumper and would have towered over an adult human. It stood about 2.4 metres tall at the hips, said ...