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Many people aren’t doing a great job keeping the South Saskatchewan River clean and it might be impacting microplastic levels in the water. University of Saskatchewan (USask) toxicologist Markus Brinkmann …
A new Canadian study identified four Alberta communities as being vulnerable to the loss of glaciers, especially as it relates to their drinking water. Sam Anderson, a PhD candidate in …
As the possibility of a second wave of COVID-19 in the fall raises increased concern over the potential for global drug shortages, a team out of Lawson Health Research Institute …
Researchers in Quebec City are on the verge of an exciting breakthrough that could help treat a deadly tropical disease. A research team has recently discovered a microscopic fungus, which …
For Quebec City chemist Normand Voyer, the Canadian North isn’t just a beautiful landscape, it is full of potentially life-saving organisms just waiting to be studied at a molecular level. …
For the first time, Canadian Clinical Practical Guidelines for adult obesity management will include a chapter on weight bias and stigma. Dr. Sara Kirk, a professor of Health Promotion at …
Why did the turtle cross the road? The answer may surprise you. They’re actually “sunbathing,” which is a risky move, said Andrew Holland, the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s national media …
The City of Edmonton has been playing catch-up when it comes to grooming grassy areas after budget issues related to COVID-19 forced changes to the mowing schedule. What might surprise …
How well and how long a person sleeps is tied to how likely they are to live with multiple chronic conditions, according to researchers at Western University in London, Ont. …
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted July 28, 2020 3:59 pm Smaller font Descrease article font size –A Larger font Increase article font size A+ A Canadian scientist says helping …