Reading Time: 3 minutes Researchers develop AI tool to analyze brain scans, identify risk for earlier diagnosis and treatment
Month: January 2021
Will Canada finally get interprovincial alcohol trade?
Reading Time: 3 minutes MP Dan Albas has presented a bill to allow Canadian-made wine, beer and spirits to be accessible in a direct-to-consumer program
What Marx and Jesus have in common
Reading Time: 3 minutes Movements always endure if they embrace equality, justice, pursuit of truth, and a deep respect for each person with no exceptions
The dawning of a new trade era in the United States
Reading Time: 4 minutes If the Trump presidency was isolationist, the Biden one will be more open to diplomacy and exchange with America’s allies
Governor general: an anachronism who can save democracy
Reading Time: 4 minutes The role of the governor general is often ceremonial and mostly symbolic, but it can still mean something very important
Facing a career crisis? Here are some useful strategies
Reading Time: 3 minutes As if the pandemic weren’t causing enough strain, my boss just called me in and let me know that the company I work for must cut its overhead
Scientists unearth first baby tyrannosaur fossils ever found
Reading Time: 3 minutes University of Alberta PhD student part of research that sheds new light on how the dinosaurs grew from tiny to titanic size
Researchers developing treatment for protective wear that kills viruses
Reading Time: 3 minutes ‘Self-decontaminating’ medical gowns and masks could also be washed and reused, says U of A textile scientist
Repeating the cycle of racism through education
Reading Time: 4 minutes There’s a gap in the Canadian education system that prevents Black Canadians from being both Black and Canadian
How Canada can manage its oil pipeline crunch
Reading Time: 4 minutes It’s time Canada maximize its profits from oil exports and invest them back into the energy transformation. That means we move ahead with the Trans Mountain pipeline project