Crawford Lake tells a story
As scientists around the world try to determine the start of a new epoch, this small Ontarian lake has been selected to be a geological landmark.
How an African collection of art in Canada is celebrated with care and community
A significant collection of traditional African art has had a home in Canada for almost 100 years.
Fresh ideas for our waterways
¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ research team awarded more than $800,000 to advance groundbreaking innovations in monitoring aquatic ecosystems.
New leadership for FAS Graduate Studies
Associate Dean James Fraser says graduate studies integral to FAS.
Catch-22: Canada’s attempts to phase out fossil fuel might result in it paying the polluters
Canada faces a no-win situation.
The Michael Chong affair reveals the federal government’s national security incompetence
One might presume this confers some obligation on the government to inform Canadians if their relations living abroad are threatened by a foreign state.
As Alberta’s oilsands continue leaking toxic wastewater, aquatic wildlife face new risks
The largest known industrial wastewater spill of its kinds in Alberta history.
Basic income could help create a more just and sustainable food system
Canada’s food system is experiencing ongoing stresses from supply chain disruptions, price inflation and extreme weather events.