This week Marc Montgomery is joined in studio by Gilda Salomone and Terry Haig as we take a look at some of the interesting stories making news across Canada.
We hear about a Canadian scientist whose father wrote the science paper in the 1970s which inspired the book and later the hit movie, Jurassic Park. Tha Toronto-based scientist is now himself involved in a movement called de-extinction, which seeks to re-create species which have gone extinct
We then hear about a interesting exhibit of art created by sailors aboard whaling ships, some of which is erotic and which has caused a mild controversy
Canada and winter seem to go hand in hand, but that’s starting to change. We hear from a senior Canadian climatologist about Canadian winters, and how the climate is starting to change.
We also mention some of your feedback on our stories. We hope you enjoy the show..and always welcome your comments !
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Posted: Saturday, March 30, 2013 10:00
Last Updated: Tuesday, September 1, 2015 16:21
This week Marc Montgomery is joined in studio by Gilda Salomone and Terry Haig as we take a look at some of the interesting stories making news across Canada.
We hear about a Canadian scientist whose father wrote the science paper in the 1970s which inspired the book and later the hit movie, Jurassic Park. Tha Toronto-based scientist is now himself involved in a movement called de-extinction, which seeks to re-create species which have gone extinct
We then hear about a interesting exhibit of art created by sailors aboard whaling ships, some of which is erotic and which has caused a mild controversy
Canada and winter seem to go hand in hand, but that’s starting to change. We hear from a senior Canadian climatologist about Canadian winters, and how the climate is starting to change.
We also mention some of your feedback on our stories. We hope you enjoy the show..and always welcome your comments !
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