Canadian advocates – who believe food security and social justice are closely linked – are leading a collaborative effort that aims to eliminate disparities and inequities in food systems.
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Earlier this month, Sotheby’s announced that it is now accepting payment in cryptocurrency. The first artwork on auction in this new landscape is Love in the Air by Banksy, expected to sell for the equivalent of somewhere between $3-million and $5-million (U.S.).
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Information is literally at our fingertips – and more readily accessible than ever before, but how do we tell truth from fiction?
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With an established atmosphere of discovery across diverse disciplines – combining leading researchers and academics with some of Canada’s most outstanding academic and research facilities – the University of Saskatchewan (USask) has the bold vision to confront the world’s “wicked problems.”
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Combining security with agility: Leveraging core competencies to support Canada’s open-banking future.
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A Canadian research partnership is aiming to better understand the risks and benefits of taking medication during pregnancy to address acute or chronic health concerns.
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Indigenous learners are under-represented in STEAM educational programs and careers.
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Just over 50 per cent of Canadians believe it is important for the country to be a world leader in scientific achievements, but far fewer – only 42 per cent – think Canada is already the best in the world or even above average in its scientific achievements.
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A comprehensive – and inclusive – strategy for stormwater mitigation.
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Committing to carbon neutrality may seem like a fairly recent narrative adopted by corporations to reduce human impacts on climate change.
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Support for ESG and climate action reaches tipping point.
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At face value, Earth Day offers an opportunity to reflect upon both the wonders of nature and the critical need to address challenges that threaten the very ecosystems upon which all life depends.
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Improving the ecological footprint through food waste reduction.
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Learning from COVID-19 and establishing the capacity to fight emerging infectious diseases.
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In her quest for Olympic gold, Canadian wrestler Erica Wiebe pushes herself to perform better every single day. So when she heard about Montreal-based NanoXplore Inc.’s innovations in graphene to enhance materials performance, Ms. Wiebe was intrigued and wanted to know more.
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With nearly one third of Canada's greenhouse gas emissions associated with transportation, the sector is a prime target for cleantech innovation.
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Building a kitchen that lasts means better sustainability.
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A century after the transformative Canadian discovery of insulin, Diabetes Canada elevates call for urgent action to cure diabetes.
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Many people working in health care bear enormous responsibilities; their decisions can be a matter of life and death. Add to this a fast-paced and potentially stressful work environment – exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic – and the need for highly skilled and competent personnel becomes even more obvious.
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Design a timeless kitchen with forward thinking.
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