Climate change negotiators began gathering in Bonn Thursday trying to breathe new life into the search for a global warming treaty following the letdown of the Copenhagen summit four months ago.

Two fossil skeletons found in South Africa are members of a previously unknown species that fits in the transition between ancient "ape-men" and humans, scientists say.

A deal between Ottawa and northern aboriginals has put 3.3 million hectares of canyons, waterfalls, forest and tundra in the Northwest Territories firmly on the road to becoming Canada's next national park.

Astronauts attached a compartment full of newly delivered goods to the International Space Station on Thursday, enough to keep the lab complex running for years to come.

Apple will unveil updates Thursday to the software that powers both the iPhone and iPad, and some users are hoping multitasking will be part of the upgrade.

Glacier National Park has lost two more of its namesake moving icefields to climate change, a government researcher says.

Industry Minister Tony Clement says he doesn't want to delay the transition from analog to digital TV despite loud warnings from networks and consumer advocates that Canada is far from ready for it.

The majority of Ontarians are in the dark about just how much electricity consumption their home electronic appliances are responsible for, a new survey suggests.

U.S. astronomers have observed a thin, dark cloud passing in front of a distant star, helping explain a mysterious eclipse first observed in the 19th century.

Authorities in Romania and the Czech Republic have detained 44 people in a crackdown on alleged internet fraud.

While Apple iPads may be flying off the shelves south of the border, analysts suggest the hotly anticipated device will have a tougher challenge when it hits the Canadian market later this month.

Electronic security chips are to be added to Canadian passports in 2012.

The European Space Agency is launching a satellite that scientists hope will help them pin down the effects of global warming on the Earth's ice packs.

Space shuttle Discovery successfully docked at the International Space Station early Wednesday, its astronauts overcoming a rare antenna breakdown that knocked out radar tracking.

Calgary produces more carbon dioxide per person in an urban setting than smog-filled Mexico City or New York City, according to a report by the United Nations.

A German manufacturer of solar-panel mounting systems is expanding into Canada will set up shop in Windsor, Ont.

Gérémi Adam, the only person ever convicted in Canada of pirating films, has died one week after completing his jail sentence.

A U.S. federal appeals court rules that the Federal Communications Commission doesn't have the authority to enforce net neutrality rules on internet service providers.

A sprawling complex that once housed 15,000 Ottawa technology workers has been largely emptied by Nortel Networks' demise, fuelling dreams about what the building could become.

Vietnam has dismissed what it called "groundless" accusations from Google and McAfee that the communist country had apparently used malicious computer programs to hack websites and spy on political opponents.

The 2010 Canada Gairdner Awards honour groundbreaking medical research behind cancer, epilepsy and heart disease and malaria treatments.

An international team of scientists is looking at a new way of creating energy from nuclear fusion, a process that could result in no radioactivity and produce little pollution.

Discovery's astronauts surveyed their ship Tuesday for signs of launch damage, but the job was complicated by the failure of the space shuttle's big dish antenna.

Canadian researchers have helped uncover an internet spy network that was used to steal data on India's missile systems, private correspondence of the Dalai Lama and Canadian visa applications.