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NO PAIN, BIG GAINS: RESEARCHERS DEVELOP PAINLESS SKIN PATCH THAT MONITORS
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PROVOST SUSAN TIGHE RECOGNIZED WITH PRESTIGIOUS CIVIL ENGINEERING AWARD 

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ENERGY TRANSITION WORKSHOP EXPLORES MEANINGFUL ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN RESEARCHERS,
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As Canada and First Nations look to a future of achieving safe, reliable and
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ANALYSIS: WILD BEES ARE UNDER THREAT FROM DOMESTIC BEES, INVASIVE SPECIES,
PATHOGENS AND CLIMATE CHANGE — BUT WE CAN HELP

Wild bees face risks on a number of fronts, and supporting bee diversity in
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BILL DEVELOPED AND CHAMPIONED BY HOPE CHAIR IN PEACE AND HEALTH INGRID WALDRON
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ENERGY TRANSITION WORKSHOP EXPLORES MEANINGFUL ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN RESEARCHERS,
INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES AND INDUSTRY



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ANALYSIS: WILD BEES ARE UNDER THREAT FROM DOMESTIC BEES, INVASIVE SPECIES,
PATHOGENS AND CLIMATE CHANGE — BUT WE CAN HELP

Wild bees face risks on a number of fronts, and supporting bee diversity in
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RESEARCHERS AWARDED $85,000 FOR RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS WITH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

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$2.5M SSHRC GRANT WILL CONNECT STUDENTS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES, HUMANITIES AND ARTS
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ANALYSIS: CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTH NEEDS ARE MORE LIKELY TO COME FROM POORER
NEIGHBOURHOODS

The occurrence of health disorders higher as the socio-economic status of a
neighbourhood decreases, a study involving more than 1.4 million kindergarteners
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RESEARCHERS AWARDED $85,000 FOR RESEARCH COLLABORATIONS WITH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

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$2.5M SSHRC GRANT WILL CONNECT STUDENTS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES, HUMANITIES AND ARTS
WITH COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS CANADA

The six-year project, led by philosophy professor Sandra Lapointe, aims to
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ANALYSIS: CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL HEALTH NEEDS ARE MORE LIKELY TO COME FROM POORER
NEIGHBOURHOODS

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HOUSING AND INTEREST RATES: BY THE NUMBERS  

Interest rate, inflation rate, mortgage numbers: Economist Colin Mang helps
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COULD A LOBLAW BOYCOTT REALLY WORK? PROBABLY NOT, EXPERTS SAY 

Rising grocery prices have sparked anger against the Canadian grocery giant, but
a boycott is unlikely to lead to major change, Bradley Ruffle and Francois
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HOUSING AND INTEREST RATES: BY THE NUMBERS  

Interest rate, inflation rate, mortgage numbers: Economist Colin Mang helps
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Canada lowers the benchmark rate for the first time in years.

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COULD A LOBLAW BOYCOTT REALLY WORK? PROBABLY NOT, EXPERTS SAY 

Rising grocery prices have sparked anger against the Canadian grocery giant, but
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