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Science and Policy Perspectives

28/02/2018
Budget 2018: the fundamental question of research funding
23/02/2018
CBC News
Quebec universities launch 'world first' UNESCO anti-radicalization chair
07/02/2018
CTV News
Canada's budget to make significant investments in basic science and research
07/02/2018
Science advice in Canada: reborn again?
29/11/2017
The Internationalization of Canadian Science: Getting Back in the Game?
20/11/2017
University Affairs
A Q&A with Canada’s new chief science advisor, Mona Nemer
19/11/2017
Toronto Star
Meet the new voice of science in Canada
12/11/2017
The Globe and Mail
How we can (finally) put an end to ‘manels’
11/10/2017
University Affairs
10 tips for making researchers’ voices heard by politicians
12/09/2017
Toronto Star
Don’t let the world pass us by on science
11/09/2017
iPolitics
Reversing Canada's decade of darkness in science policy
11/09/2017
The Globe and Mail
Why superclusters may be doomed to failure
11/09/2017
Science Borealis
Canadian science needs more than funding: it needs public champions
25/08/2017
Globe and Mail
Majority of shark fins, manta ray gills on market from at-risk species: study
15/08/2017
National Post
Tobacco firm says new product will reduce smoking rate but critics are skeptical
11/08/2017
Toronto Star
Why Canada’s blood donation problem persists
07/08/2017
Globe and Mail
Modification of genes in human embryos could mark turning point in human evolution
04/08/2017
Nature News
First genetically engineered salmon sold in Canada
01/08/2017
The Globe and Mail
Ottawa approved for-profit plasma clinic despite warning from Canadian Blood Services
25/07/2017
Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research
Co-Producing Health Research: Saying What We Mean, Meaning What We Say, And Learning As...
21/07/2017
Global News
What nutrition experts want from Canada’s new food guide
12/07/2017
YouTube
Science Year in Review with Science Minister Kirsty Duncan
12/07/2017
University Affairs
Academic publishing at a crossroads
The shift towards open access is an opportunity to reform academic publishing to better serve the public interest.
10/07/2017
Globe and Mail
Community workers, street family hit hard by B.C.’s opioid crisis
27/06/2017
Globe and Mail
Scientists brace for climate-fund cutoff
Scientists at the Polar Environment Atmospheric Research Laboratory on Ellesmere Island are facing disruption and uncertainty.

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