Climate change means unpredictable hay fever seasons
People with allergies will enjoy some relief as the weather cools down, but experts say climate change may extend hay fever season. Amanda Diaz reports.
New project will help teachers tackle toxic masculinity in schools
Toxic masculinity and misogynistic gender narratives are gaining traction online and in Australian classrooms, threatening gender equality and contributing to gender-based violence.
Veracity Technology project to kick off led by Te Herenga Waka researcher
A Te Herenga Waka researcher is leading a Science for Technological Innovation National Science Challenge research project on veracity technology.
McMaster start-up developing new cancer treatments
A Hamilton biotech firm started at McMaster University is developing a next-generation immunotherapy treatment to tackle solid-cell cancers, and the company is rapidly growing.
‘It’s a team effort’: Electric car sparks international success for U of T students
Five months after unveiling their first electric-powered vehicle, the undergraduate students who make up the University of Toronto Formula Racing (UTFR) team are having a stellar season, earning some of their best results in over 15 years.
Renowned diabetes researcher will bolster world-leading expertise at University of Alberta
A renowned expert is joining the University of Alberta to research a critical underlying defect in all types of diabetes, with the goal of improving treatment...
New evidence static electricity sense could be a factor in evolution of extreme body...
Could detecting static electricity be a factor in explaining why treehopper insects have evolved such bizarre body shapes?
McGill No. 1 in Canada in 2026 QS World University Rankings
McGill University is Canada’s top university, according to the 2026 QS World University Rankings. Worldwide, it placed 27th out of 1,500 universities ranked, putting it in the top two per cent of institutions globally.
How do you earn a high GPA? Tips from a top University of Toronto...
Charlotte Wargniez didn’t just graduate from the University of Toronto at 17 years old, she was recognized for being the top female science student across the university’s three campuses.
Advances in direct air capture technology set to progress with Economic Accelerator Grant
The development of DAC2Bio – a Direct Air Capture (DAC) technology focused on carbon dioxide and water production from atmospheric air...
