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Made-in-Alberta vaccine and drug development pipeline gets funding
Alberta invests $55.1M to taking vaccines, antiviral drugs from discovery to manufacturing
Infrastructure funding will drive innovation across the sciences
$27M from Alberta government goes to research in health, energy, environment, agriculture and astrophysics
Oil markets dampen with new COVID strain, release of reserves
The dip came as a new COVID-19 strain sparked fears of renewed lockdowns and demand destruction
Food supply chain resilience put to the test by B.C. floods
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$2.1B in salaries and wages were generated as the result of oil and gas spending…Achieving net-zero will take decades to accomplish
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A century after a critical turning point in Irish history
1920's Ireland exudes an aura of tragic futility. It's also a fascinating study of…
Fossils dug up 100 years ago found wrapped in old newspaper
Specimens, including turtle skulls likely dating back more than 70 million years, uncover the…
Don’t let incompetent bosses stand in your way
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Speech-language pathology grad honours her francophone roots
Emilie Lefebvre helps French-speaking youngsters overcome their speech-related challenges
Body language tips for the holiday office party
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Master’s grad thrives on team atmosphere as scientist and athlete
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Buying used: 2011 Honda Odyssey a benchmark for people carriers
One thing that remains unchanged is this generation's great handling and drivability
Honda gets almost everything right with 2022 Civic
Honda got it right in almost every department – except the continuously variable transmission
Buying used: 2011 Nissan Murano upgraded and overhauled
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The 2022 Kia Carnival SX proves minivans can be cool
It’s comfortable, quiet in operation, handles well, with all kinds of elbow room, and has…
Buying used: 2011 Volkswagen Golf is a treat to drive
The 2011 hatchback had a 2.5-litre five-cylinder engine, which made it kind of a hot…
Does prescribed opioid use in children lead to later drug misuse?
Calls for rigorous research to determine if short-term medical use in children is safe
Do lockdowns actually worsen COVID-19’s impact?
Jurisdictions with the most repressive lockdowns have higher death rates per case
Rhodes Scholar aims to increase Indigenous representation in medicine
With an interest in public policy, Jesse Lafontaine aims to increase Indigenous representation in medicine
The new drug-price reform not what the doctor ordered
The well-being of patients is at risk
Time to escape from our COVID-induced prison
Fear of dying has stripped us of the courage to live
Remembrance Day has become a battlefield for identity politics
The very symbolism of standing together to fight a common enemy is being irreparably…
How do we behave when no one is looking?
Integrity, compassion and courage are more enduring and powerful than greed
B.C. emissions going up despite carbon tax
Emissions going up despite the province having the highest carbon taxes in North America
How to shake off your Christmas stress
People who have a calm perspective make better decisions than those who are stressed. And…
Expanding eligibility will do little to increase blood supply
The voluntary model isn't working: time to look at a better way
Second World War attack helped shape Bell Island’s history
It was the only domestic location where Canadians lost their lives during the global…
Cognac’s rise from a regional product to a worldwide phenomenon
Export sales drove the development of the industry, a feature as true today as…
Cycling tour across Canada ends in St. John’s, N.L.
The four riders completing the tour talk about their emotions as their cross-country tour comes…
War, tragedy, and a Broadway hit all part of Gander’s celebrated past
From the Second World War to 9/11, Gander has a lot to be proud of
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