Royal Society Of Canada

• Alberta Indigenous grandma pursues lifelong dream to become a lawyer

  Kokum Anita Cardinal-Stewart always wanted to become a lawyer, but she had kids very young and life got in the way. Finally, she decided pursue her dream and inspire others.

  Features

  Apr 28, 2022
  
• ‘Panicky pandemic publishing’: weak COVID-19 research erodes trust in science, report says

  The report, which was published by the Royal Society of Canada, says scientists, public health officials, governments and journalists all must do better not to undermine long-held standards and ethics in their respected professions.

  Health

  Oct 30, 2020
  
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• Report calls out ‘systemic’ failings in Canada’s long-term care system

  The report released Friday by the Royal Society of Canada found the pandemic was a ``shock wave'' that exposed many long-standing deficiencies in the system.

  Canada

  Jul 3, 2020
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• University of Saskatchewan historian awarded Royal Society of Canada medal

  Bill Waiser, a former U of S faculty member, has been awarded the J.B. Tyrrell Historical Medal by the Royal Society of Canada.

  Canada

  Sep 18, 2018
• Expert panel report highlights oil spill research gaps

  A report by the Royal Society of Canada says there are major research gaps when it comes to understanding the environmental impacts of oil spills in water.

  Economy

  Nov 25, 2015
• Sale of wild game on Facebook puts Inuit at crossroads

  Facebook groups for the buying, selling and trading of country foods from fish eggs to muskox now have thousands of members.

  Canada

  Apr 21, 2014
• Cellphone-cancer link should be studied further, Canadian panel recommends

  Federal guidelines that spell out safe exposure levels of radiofrequency waves emitted by cellphones and other wireless devices appear to be mostly adequate.

  Health

  Apr 1, 2014