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1,000-year-old clam gardens found in Canada

June 4th, 2013 | by Sevaan Franks

Two First Nations clam gardens that date back 1,000 years have been found in the Canadian Arctic. The excavation of

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16th century galleon to be reconstructed

February 20th, 2013 | by Sevaan Franks

A team of Spanish maritime heritage experts are planning to reconstruct the oldest shipwreck ever found in Canada: a 16th-century

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1,000-year-old projectile points and pottery found in Ontario

December 10th, 2012 | by Sevaan Franks

Archaeologists working on the banks of the Puce River in Ontario have found a collection of aboriginal items which date

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Second New World Viking site found in Canada

October 23rd, 2012 | by Sevaan Franks

A possible Viking outpost may have been found on Canada’s Baffin Island. While digging in the ruins of a centuries-old

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Thousands of First Nations artifacts found in British Columbia

October 19th, 2012 | by Sevaan Franks

Archaeologists working in Vernon, B.C. have uncovered thousands of First Nations artifacts, some of which date back more than 6,000

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Franklin Expedition artifacts found in Canadian Arctic

October 15th, 2012 | by Sevaan Franks

A variety of artifacts connected to the doomed Franklin Expedition, including human remains, have been found my researchers working in

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Remains of Franklin Expedition crew member found in Arctic

September 11th, 2012 | by Sevaan Franks

Archaeologists believe they have found human remains belonging to a crew member of the doomed Franklin Expedition in Canada’s Arctic

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Early fur trading post found in Edmonton

August 20th, 2012 | by Sevaan Franks

Construction work in Edmonton, Alberta, has unearthed the remains of the city’s first settlement. What construction crews thought was just

Question of the Moment
Government eavesdropping on private citizens has been happening for centuries. Is the current episode a violation of the fourth amendment of the Constitution which guards against unreasonable search?
- No. The government is not doing anything unreasonable.
- Yes. It is unreasonable and the surveillance should be stopped at once. The Constitution says "We the People." It does not say, "We the Government."
- Yes. It is unreasonable but we have to understand that the threat to public safety requires action.
- The question is academic. The unauthorized surveillance is pretty much ineffective anyway (e.g. the Boston Marathon bombing)
- If the framers of the Constitution could see the 21st century, they would understand that new technology requires action not imagined in the 18th century.
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