COVID-19 has driven governments into debt traps
Six University of Alberta students to receive the Schulich Leader Scholarship
Politicians need to practice what they preach and pay back wage subsidy
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Rather than defund the police, rethink its core functions
An officer's time should not be spent on functions that don’t involve protecting the public
Oil and gas taxes play significant role in Canadian social programs
If Canada’s oil and gas sector disappeared, taxes would have to be increased substantially to provide us with the services we have come to expect
Biomanufacturing partnership boosts Canada’s vaccine capacity
New partnership ensures vaccine makers now have an option to manufacture their products domestically
Alberta’s approach to COVID-19 has been medically and tactically absurd
Playing on fears, bribing and threatening to produce compliance is unconscionableFour U of A researchers named to Royal Society of Canada
Innovators in women and children’s health, water safety, nutrition and archeology join ranksBlowing in a fierce wind: Why crude oil prices are declining
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The rise of the golden age of stupidity
The pandemic is making scapegoats of those that only yesterday we called fellow citizens…
Simple but powerful body language tips that exude charisma
We tend to follow charismatic leaders because they’re perceived as confident, upbeat and inspirational
Exploring bee behaviour opens new career possibilities
Tianna Tanasichuk's internship was a chance to gain experience – not learn about herself
Five tips to recharging your motivational battery
Are you in a motivational rut? Do you loathe your job? Here's help
The necessary perils of entrepreneurship
Real value does not come from the idea alone. Great ideas without execution are empty…
Student-led academic journal showcases undergraduate research in arts
Crossings is the first to bridge undergrad research across all arts programs
Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 offers luxury and performance
This is a lively, stable and road-hungry compact SUV that will surprise you with…
Ontario gas prices hit seven-year high
Without taxes, the price of gas per litre today would be sitting at 92…
Buying used: 2011 Mazda CX-7 has held up well
It featured some great equipment: 17-inch alloy wheels, AC, heated mirrors, privacy glass and more
Carbon tax a crushing load at the fuel pump
Owners of the most popular vehicles in Canada will pay much more in carbon taxes…
Genesis GV80 has all the ingredients for the upscale SUV market
The 2021 version has all the necessary ingredients: comfort, luxury, presence and roadworthiness. Pity they…
Convalescent plasma doesn’t help severely ill COVID-19 patients: study
Blood transfusions from people who recovered from the disease didn’t help patients improve
Simulated, anonymized data could be key to health-care innovations
Synthetic data based on records ensures confidentiality, could be used to train, test and…
How to improve mental health care
Care becomes more accessible when doctors aren’t the first contact or the key holders to…
Brain molecule helps ‘wake up’ cells that could help tackle MS: study
Fractalkine molecule showing promise for treating certain neurodegenerative disorders
Yes, we’re free – free to make decisions for the good of all society
It’s terrifying to see the chaos that has ensued due to social influencers spreading misinformation
Politicians are long on promises but short on delivery
None of the major parties have a realistic plan to get the nation’s finances…
Sonobo Earbuds features all-day comfort and a great audio experience
Sonobo Earbuds offers ground-breaking noise cancelling, noise isolating HD Sound
Researcher keen to expand Oxford research on history of sexuality
New Banting postdoctoral fellow will explore the politics of sexual health through a literary lens
The economic dangers of a new inflationary era
Interest rates will rise dramatically to compensate financial institutions with effects lasting for years
Why Canadians are walking away from the meat counter
Meat is a luxury in most countries and it’s becoming one in Canada. The good…
Quebec artist bears witness to Africa’s climate migrants
Gilbert Desjardins work is frequently exhibited in and around the Montreal-to-Mont-Laurier region
ConnecTour Chronicles: Ottawa family is all-in on car-free, cycling lifestyle
Richard Briggs eclectic bicycles range from fairly conventional to a variety of Frankenbikes
Amish follow a humble path to a simpler way of life
The homestead is no-frills, but felt cozy as the family bustled about their daily chores
ConnecTour Chronicles: Learning to roll with one of this tour’s unexpected twists
"Disappointment" doesn’t describe the feeling of being sidelined after a broken collarbone
ConnecTour Chronicles: Wawa’s loyal support keeps country store going strong
Young’s General Store is there in all its rustic glory, greeting visitors to this northern…