We create our own paradox

Everyone believes in second sight. or third eye.

Why is it difficult to consceive second hearing?

Life's source is not light. Not electric nor chemical.

If our brain converts sounds into electrical impulses our brain would boil out our nose

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The New Zealand- born broadcaster says in a statement that he has been "completely cleared".

Cleared of All Further Percecution

As lighthouse keepers, we've kept our love alive through endless storms

Light house Love Test Of Time

UNB men's hockey team posts 1st perfect 30-0 regular season in U Sports history

UNB mens hockey team posts 1st perfect 30-0 regular season in U Sports history

In a whirlwind of reactions, fans took to social media to analyze Taylor Swift's lack of on- stage interaction with the Canadian music mogul Celine Dion.

Lack of interaction Snob?

NHL allowing players to compete at 2026 and 2030 Winter Olympics

Commissioner Gary Bettman said players will be allowed to compete at the 2026 Winter Games in Milan and Cortina, Italy, and at the 2030 Games, which is currently without a host.

NHL Allowing Players Olympics

Calls grow for change, critics say silence is deafening on World Juniors case

Canada's sport minister says more needs to be done to address safe sport issues in the wake of five professional hockey players being charged with sexual assault.

World Junuer charges

Decades of Research Shows Coffee Makes You Healthier and Happier, But If You Want to Boost Your Energy Level and Memory, There's a 7- Day Catch

Drink coffee for health benefits? Absolutely. Drink coffee to kick- start your energy levels and even your memory? Definitely- but not every day of the month.

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Wayne Rowley moose-calf rescue

wasn't sure what he saw sticking out of a snow bank in northern B.C. Then he realized they were the legs of a moose calf stuck, upside-down and unable to get free from the deep powder.

After seeing 'something weird' in the snow, trucker embarks on unusual rescue

After seeing something weird in the snow, trucker embarks on unusual rescue

South African lions eat-poacher, leaving just-his-head

The lions in the Kruger National Park in South Africa left the head and only a few remains.

South African lions eat poacher, leaving just his head

Snow falls in the Sahara desert

Residents of a town on the edge of the Sahara desert woke up to a rare sight - snowfall.

Residents of a town on the edge of the Sahara desert woke up to a rare sight - snowfall.

Snow falls in the Sahara desert

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Sea smoke phenomenon on Lake Superior, Minnesota

Footage captures the Christmas Day scene over Lake Superior, US.

Sea smoke phenomenon on Lake Superior, Minnesota

Rare Amazon bird species arose from ancient interspecies sex

Hundreds of thousands of years ago, a couple of birds with exotic tastes had an interspecies tryst. Now, a Canadian-led team of scientists has confirmed their descendants are a new species that arose from the hybridization of two separate parent species — a rare occurrence.

Rare Amazon bird species arose from ancient interspecies sex

Thirty Nine Percent of cannabis users driving after smoking pot, government survey finds

A survey done for Health Canada suggests that 39 per cent of people who admitted to smoking pot say they've driven within two hours of smoking up.

39% of cannabis users admit to driving after smoking pot, government survey finds

Kazakhstan boy with one hand gives and gets armful of love in Canada

Kirill Facey went from being an unwanted child in Kazakhstan to a much-loved son in Paradise, N.L., and he is thriving.

Kazakhstan boy with 1 hand gives and gets armful of love in Canada

20 times Canada captured worldwide headlines

From terror attacks to the death of a music icon, from gender- neutral passports to legalized pot, Canada has garnered plenty of international headlines in 2017. CTVNews.ca has compiled some of the biggest Canadian news stories that went worldwide.

20 times Canada captured worldwide headlines

Rise of extremism in 2017 should be a 'wakeup call' for Canada

2017 has been a wakeup call about the danger of right wing extremism, not just in the U.S. and parts of Europe but in Canada as well, a noted terrorism expert told CTVNews.ca in a year end article recounting watershed moments this past year.

Rise of extremism in 2017 should be a wakeup call for Canada

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Last chance to save the 'panda of the sea' from extinction

A last- ditch effort to save the world's rarest marine mammal from extinction has been launched.

Last chance to save the panda of the sea from extinction

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Some patients pay thousands while others nothing at all in 'medical postal code lottery'

A hearing-impaired Calgary man is travelling to Austria to get a life-changing medical device surgically implanted that will help him hear clearly for the first time. Because the Alberta government won't pay for the surgery, his retired parents are footing the $50,000 bill.

Some patients pay thousands while others nothing at all in medical postal code lottery

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Canadian company's biotech breakthrough: tiny, beating hearts made from stem cells

Novoheart Ltd. is the first in the world to use stem cells to grow miniature human heart-like valves and wants to use them to test new drugs — technology that may lead to fewer animals being used as test subjects and save big pharmaceutical firms billions.

Canadian companys biotech breakthrough tiny, beating hearts made from stem cells

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How a Toronto man recovered his stolen bike after it travelled 27,000 km around the world

Unlike most cyclists in Toronto, Warren Hull got his stolen bike back but not before it took a trip around the world.

How a Toronto man recovered his stolen bike after it travelled 27,000 km around the world

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Fully employed young professionals can't afford rent: The plight of big city renters

The national rental vacancy rate has taken a dive and rental horror stories are growing, forcing renters to consider whether the payoffs of living in a big city are worth the cost, both financially and in terms of quality of life.

Fully employed young professionals cant afford rent The plight of big city renters

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Snow falls on England's east coast beaches

Parts of the east coast of England are witnessing snow settling for the first time in years.

Snow falls on Englands east coast beaches

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Cumberland Sound, a spa retreat for bowhead whales in need of deep exfoliation

Strange behaviour by bowhead whales in Cumberland Sound, Nunavut, left researchers perplexed — until they realized the whales were using boulders like pumice stones to exfoliate their skin.

Cumberland Sound, a spa retreat for bowhead whales in need of deep exfoliation

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Uber is coming clean about its coverup of a year-old hacking attack that stole personal information about more than 57 million of the beleaguered ride-hailing service's customers and drivers.

Uber admits covering up 2016 hack that affected millions

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