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Canada’s healthcare system is built on the principle of universal health coverage—the idea that all Canadian residents should have access to...

The Artemis program represents humanity’s most ambitious undertaking since the Apollo missions ended over five decades ago. Named after...

Smartphones, electric vehicles, wind turbines, military radar systems—dozens of modern technologies depend on materials most people have never heard of:...

Industrial robots and manufacturing automation technologies have become central to global manufacturing competitiveness, enabling production of complex...

Canada is facing an unprecedented mental health crisis that affects millions of people across the country. According to the Canadian Mental Health...

Methane stands as one of the most potent greenhouse gases affecting our planet’s climate system. While carbon dioxide receives significant attention...

McMaster researchers reading DNA straight from Klondike permafrost found mammoths and wild horses survived in Yukon thousands of years past their accepted extinction. How sedimentary ancient DNA works, what...

Ocean acidification represents one of the ocean’s most pressing challenges, resulting from the absorption of excess carbon dioxide produced by human...

Light pollution—the excessive or inappropriate artificial lighting of the night environment—has emerged as a pervasive but often overlooked environmental...

A 2024 rat experiment and microtubule physics research at the University of Alberta have pushed quantum consciousness from speculation toward testable science. What the evidence shows, and what it...