Research
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U of M study straps tiny ‘GPS backpacks’ on birds, finds light pollution affecting migration'We need to pay attention to what flying animals need in order migrate,' say researchers at the University of Manitoba studying the effects of light pollution on migratory birds.ScienceApr 28
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University of Manitoba professors react to Dr. David Barber’s sudden passingDr. David Barber, one of the world's most accomplished arctic researchers, passed away on Friday due to complications from cardiac arrest.CanadaApr 18
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USask researchers receive funding to examine impact of peer advocacy in coping with addictionA team at USask are researching addiction and how peer mentorship can have a positive impact. Their goal is to find out what will help by investiagting lived experience.HealthApr 10
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New evidence suggests pandemic is having a lasting impact on cancer patientsA study by Queen's University researchers suggests pandemic associated health care delays could result in roughly 20,000 additional cancer deaths over the next decade.HealthApr 7
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‘Intense’ intervention key to childhood reading struggles: U of A studyThe results of a recent reading intervention study are encouraging for parents of children having reading difficulties after two years of pandemic-related learning disruptions.EducationMar 31
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New Brunswick professor says far right used trucker convoy as an opportunityA University of New Brunswick associate professor says the far right use protests like the trucker convoy as an opportunity to further their movements.CanadaFeb 1
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Volunteers tracking coyotes in Edmonton report spike in sightingsIn a three-month period last year, volunteers reported seeing 64 coyotes. This year, volunteers reported seeing 20 in just the first week.ScienceJan 31
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COVID-19 pandemic increases youth hospitalizations for eating disorders: USask studyThere was a 30 per cent increase in hospital admissions in Saskatoon youth eating disorders, according to a new USask study.HealthJan 16
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New UCalgary drug study shows promising treatment option for MS patientsA drug used to treat malaria and rheumatoid arthritis is showing promise in helping MS patients, according to a new University of Calgary study.HealthJan 14
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Global biodiversity project in Guelph receives $24 million in federal fundingThe federal government is pouring $24 million into a worldwide biodiversity project being led by the University of Guelph.ScienceJan 13
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