U of T invests $24M, hires 3 top U.S. academics
The University of Toronto is making a major research push with a $24 million investment in emerging scholars and the recruitment of three renowned academics from the United States.
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Poll: Canadians Say Veterans Support Lacking
New polling reveals most Canadians feel insufficient support is provided to local veterans. The findings come after Remembrance Day ceremonies across the country.
Canadian worries about Trump, US relations increasing: poll
New Nanos poll reveals growing Canadian anxiety about Donald Trump's potential impact on Canada-U.S. relations. Discover the key findings and what they mean for cross-border cooperation.
CFL fans oppose changes, support unique style: poll
A new poll reveals Canadian Football League fans strongly oppose upcoming changes and want the CFL to maintain its distinctive Canadian identity. Read the full survey results.
Poll: CAQ hits record 71% dissatisfaction rate in Quebec
New poll reveals François Legault's CAQ government faces 71% dissatisfaction as Quebec's political landscape returns to traditional Liberal-PQ dynamics. Read the full analysis.
Liberal budget faces middling reviews in new Leger poll
A new Leger poll reveals Canadians give the Liberal budget middling reviews, with the affordability gap a key concern. Read the full analysis of public opinion.
Newsom Leads Vance in 2028 Youth Poll
A new poll reveals Gavin Newsom holds a lead over JD Vance among young male voters in a hypothetical 2028 presidential matchup. Discover the key insights and political implications.
Canadians Trust Military More Than Government: Poll
New poll reveals 75% of Canadians trust the military while only 47% trust the federal government. Explore the trust gap and what it means for national institutions.
7 in 10 Canadians to mark Remembrance Day: poll
New survey reveals 70% of Canadians plan to observe Remembrance Day ceremonies and traditions. Discover how the nation honors military sacrifices and preserves historical memory.
Alberta Teachers Poised to Strike as Public Support Grows
Exclusive Leger poll shows overwhelming Albertans back teachers in contract dispute with provincial government. As tensions escalate, discover what's driving public opinion and what a potential strike could mean for students and families across Alberta.
Americans Trust Canada's Good Faith in Trade Negotiations: Poll
New polling data shows most Americans believe Canada is negotiating in good faith with the Trump administration on trade, despite ongoing tariff tensions and tough rhetoric from Washington.
Melatonin Linked to Heart Failure Risk in New Study
Groundbreaking research reveals a surprising connection between melatonin supplements and increased heart failure risk in people with certain health conditions. Discover what the study found and what it means for your health.
Canada cuts foreign aid, research funding to pre-pandemic levels
The Canadian government is implementing significant budget cuts to international assistance and academic research, returning spending to 2019 levels amid fiscal constraints.
Dinosaur Sex Secrets Revealed Through Mating Injuries
Groundbreaking Canadian research reveals how fossilized injuries from mating combat may finally allow scientists to distinguish male from female dinosaurs, solving a long-standing paleontological mystery.
Most Ontarians say province heading wrong way: poll
A startling new poll shows most Ontarians are dissatisfied with the province's direction, citing economic pressures and healthcare concerns as major factors driving the pessimistic outlook.
Fleming College Research Tackles Nurse Resilience Crisis
Groundbreaking study at Fleming College examines what makes nurses resilient amid healthcare crises, aiming to develop support strategies that strengthen Canada's healthcare backbone.
Hydro-Québec Researcher Testifies in Spying Trial
Exclusive courtroom coverage as Yuesheng Wang, former Hydro-Québec researcher, testifies in groundbreaking Chinese spying case that could reshape Canadian corporate security.
Police vs Firefighters Charity Hockey Game in Windsor
Windsor police officers and firefighters are trading their badges for hockey gear in an epic Battle of the Badges charity game to raise crucial funds for cancer research this November.
67% of Logistics Firms See Tech as Growth Essential
New Descartes research reveals freight forwarders and customs brokers are betting big on technology to drive business expansion and overcome industry challenges.
Ontario Poll: Majority Say Province on Wrong Track
A new poll shows growing dissatisfaction among Ontarians with the province's direction, with economic pressures and healthcare concerns driving widespread pessimism about Ontario's future.
Newborn Orca Calf Presumed Dead in Critical Blow
Heartbreaking news emerges from the Pacific Northwest as researchers confirm a newborn Southern Resident killer whale calf is missing and presumed dead, dealing another critical blow to the endangered population.
Daily Steps Could Delay Alzheimer's Progression
Groundbreaking Canadian research shows your daily step count could be a powerful weapon against Alzheimer's disease. Discover how simple walking habits may protect cognitive function.
Antarctic glacier shrinks by half in two months
New research reveals an Antarctic glacier lost nearly half its thickness in just two months, raising urgent concerns about rapid ice loss and global sea level rise.
Canadian Cancer Society Advances Lung Screening to Save Lives
The Canadian Cancer Society is championing groundbreaking lung cancer screening research and advocacy that could save thousands of Canadian lives through early detection.
Canada launches plan to cut lung cancer deaths by 30%
A groundbreaking national lung cancer framework aims to dramatically improve survival rates and transform care for Canadians through early detection, targeted screening, and innovative treatments.
Canadians Split on Budget Priorities: Survey
New Nanos Research survey shows Canadians are split between deficit reduction and strategic investments as federal budget priorities. Discover where taxpayers stand on economic direction.
Taxpayers Funding Questionable Academic Research
Canadian taxpayers are unknowingly financing questionable university studies through indirect federal funding. Discover where your money is really going and why oversight is lacking.
Road Salt Most Toxic to Salmon in First 24 Hours: BC Study
Groundbreaking University of British Columbia study discovers salmon eggs are most vulnerable to road salt toxicity immediately after fertilization, threatening BC's wild salmon populations.
Google Research Uncovers 4 Distinct Introvert Types
Discover the groundbreaking Google research that identifies four unique introvert personality types, moving beyond stereotypes to reveal what really makes introverts thrive.
Sweet-Smelling Fungus Lures Mosquitoes to Death
Canadian scientists discover a fragrant fungus that acts as nature's mosquito control, using irresistible scents to eliminate disease-carrying insects without chemicals.
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