Jenny Rodrigues
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Toronto, ON, Canada
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Rare snowfall covers Sahara Desert sand dunes
The photographer said the rare weather event didn't last very long, melting after a few hours. → Read More
10 puppies rescued from under abandoned Detroit house
All of the litter was rescued and adopted into new homes before the end of December. → Read More
Video shows man skating on frozen Toronto harbour against iconic skyline
The video was filmed in Toronto on Dec. 28, when temperatures dipped down to -22.5 C, breaking a record dating back to 1960. → Read More
Year in Review 2017: Incredible game show wins and fails
There were some record-breaking wins and some incredible fails on game shows over the past year. → Read More
Year in Review 2017: Unusual animal friendships that made us smile
These following unusual animal pairings stole our attention this past year. → Read More
Year in review: Touching moments from disasters around the world
Among the heartache and panic of natural disasters, these were small moments that made us smile this past year. → Read More
New Jersey officer saves dog struggling to stay afloat in icy pond
Dramatic video of the rescue shows an officer dragging the dog out of the frigid waters and onto solid ground. → Read More
First-ever flushable, compostable pregnancy test to hit shelves next year
The creators say the device weighs less than six squares of three-ply toilet paper and can be flushed down the toilet. → Read More
Stunning time-lapse captures storm cells moving over coastal Australian town
The photographer said he observed sheet lightning strikes light up the sky at 10 second intervals. → Read More
Prince William reveals George’s handwritten Christmas wish list
In a handwritten letter, the four-year-old asked Father Christmas for just one thing this Christmas. → Read More
‘Justin Trudeau, My Canadian Boyfriend’ calendar divides opinion
The prime minister’s press secretary said they had no comment about the cheeky calendar, despite the flattery. → Read More
7% of people admit to checking phones during sex. Can this device help us with our smartphone addictions?
Nineteen per cent of people said they'd give up human contact over giving up Wi-Fi. → Read More
Sugar industry suppressed health effects study 50 years ago – where do we go from here?
California researchers uncovered documents outlining a secret study that – if completed and published – would have changed how sugar is regulated and how we consume it today. → Read More
NASA creates airless chain mail wheels that don’t forget their shape
NASA says these high-performing "spring tires" can withstand the harsh terrains of a "Martian or lunar environment." → Read More
Grandparents may be spoiling grandkids to point of increasing cancer risk factors: study
Experts say the key to ensuring that children develop healthy habits is to remember that kids need their grandparents' "presence," not "presents." → Read More
Meteorologist shows what it’s like to stand in 170 km/h winds
On top of the hurricane-force winds, the cold front brought in a record-breaking temperature as the mercury dipped to -22.7 C, -40 with the wind chill. → Read More
Twitter reacts as Trump dumps fish food into koi pond – but Abe did it first
Trump followed in his host's footsteps in dumping fish food into the koi pond, but not before Twitter accused him of trying to overfeed the fish. → Read More
Twitter reacts as Trump dumps fish food into koi pond – but Abe did it first
Trump followed in his host's footsteps in dumping fish food into the koi pond, but not before Twitter accused him of trying to overfeed the fish. → Read More
Arizona man selling ranch for $5M due to constant ‘alien attacks’
Would you be prepared to live on the "Alien Ranch"? → Read More
Man intent on correcting history of Félicette, 1st cat in space
Félicette's contribution to space research was muddled and forgotten, until one man started a mission to set the record straight. → Read More