Natalie Samson is the deputy editor for University Affairs.
Natalie Samson is the deputy editor for University Affairs.
CBC UBC issues urgent alert, braces for natural gas shortage after pipeline explosion "Heat, hot water and cooking equipment are considered essential, but community members are asked to reduce their usage wherever possible. Anyone using natural gas for other...
CBC Canada commits $558M for science discovery research NSERC is committing $558 million this year for discovery research across the country, an additional $70 million compared to last year. Toronto Star How a fraudster got $12 million out of a Canadian...
CT Ontario university experiments aim to prove how life began A small group of researchers believe they may have solved the origins of life mystery, with the results coming from a planet simulator at McMaster University's new Origins of...
Globe and Mail New Brunswick universities struggle to hire for cannabis research chair roles More than a year after the creation of two cannabis research chairs, the positions remain unfilled at a time when the private sector is attracting...
Globe and Mail Six employees file human-rights complaints against UBC The Association of Administrative and Professional Staff, representing about 4,500 UBC employees, alleges discrimination against pregnant and disabled workers. Globe and Mail Canada’s newest Nobel Prize winner, Donna Strickland, ‘just wanted...
Globe and Mail Canada’s Donna Strickland shares Nobel physics prize A University of Waterloo professor who helped pioneer the development of lasers that produce brief but intense pulses of light for a range of applications, has been named a...
Globe and Mail University of Waterloo in battle with on-campus startup over clean energy invention The university has sued a small firm based at its Velocity Garage incubator for sole ownership of patented intellectual property. The Guardian Hundreds of academics at...
How to prepare in case someone discloses to you.
The university is a pioneer of problem-based learning and was one of the first Canadian institutions to open a teaching and learning centre.
As SIF-funded projects wind down, a look at where the funding was distributed by project, institution and province.
Globe and Mail Canadian hospitals scrambling as Saudi med students withdraw from duties ahead of deadline The early departures are the latest development in a chaotic situation that’s having a “destabilizing effect” on parts of Canada’s health-care system, says...
