With Ireland’s health service the latest victim of a significant ransomware attack, and reports that Colonial Pipeline in the U.S. paid a ransom to be released from a similar attack, […]
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With many Canadian workplaces beginning to look forward to the day when employees can return to the office, some are considering hybrid models where those who can work from home […]
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Dr. Anna Kate Shoveller, a professor in the Department of Animal Biosciences, spoke to the Toronto Star about whether pets needs customized foods based on “precision nutrition.” Shoveller said it […]
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Psychology professor Dr. Harvey Marmurek spoke to CTVNews.ca and CBC London’s Afternoon Drive about his recent research on the problem gambling risk of those who bet on sports lotteries. The […]
A commonly used neonicotinoid pesticide may have significant lethal and sublethal effects on monarch butterflies, new University of Guelph research has revealed. The findings could offer another possible explanation for […]
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Dr. Maya Goldenberg, a professor in the Department of Philosophy, appeared on CBC Radio’s Cross Country Checkup to discuss the confusing messages about which of the COVID-19 vaccines are considered […]
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Dr. Gard Otis, professor emeritus of insect ecology, spoke to the Waterloo Region Record about gypsy moth caterpillars, which have started to hatch in southwestern Ontario. While the caterpillars are […]
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People who bet on professional sports games are at higher risk of developing problem gambling compared to other types of gamblers, according to a new University of Guelph study. Sport […]
What exactly do cats get up to when they are sent outside? That’s what a team of University of Guelph researchers is hoping to find out in a study that […]
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A team of University of Guelph agriculture students won the North American Intercollegiate Dairy Challenge (NAIDC), held remotely this past month. Rebecca Barr, Brooke Boonstoppel, Clayton McWilliams and Tyrone Wagler […]
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Dr. Timothy Dewhirst, a professor in the Department of Marketing and Consumer Studies, wrote a commentary for the Toronto Star about targeted marketing campaigns that fail to acknowledge pandemic restrictions. […]
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Dr. Ann Pegoraro, the Lang Chair in Sport Management in the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics, spoke to the Toronto Star about a small soccer club in […]
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A donation from crop researchers in the University of Guelph’s Department of Plant Agriculture will amount to more than just a hill of beans. In fact, it will likely provide […]
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Danielle (Dani) Nowosad, an integrative biology graduate student, has been awarded the University of Guelph’s Kishaadigeh “She Who Guards the Lodge” Award for her commitment to fostering community connection and […]
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Dr. Jess Haines, a professor of nutrition in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition (FRAN), has received the Danone International Prize for Alimentation (DIPA) for her research promoting […]
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Dr. Nita Chhinzer, a professor in the Department of Management in U of G’s Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics, spoke to CBC News Online about the ongoing […]
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Dr. Claudia Wagner-Riddle, a professor in the School of Environmental Sciences, appeared on CBC’s The National to discuss new farming approaches that are helping to slow climate change. An article […]
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U of G’s new bachelor of Indigenous environmental science was featured in University Affairs magazine for an article examining how Indigenous researchers are working together with universities and non-Indigenous researchers […]
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Dr. Scott Weese, a veterinary internal medicine specialist in the Department of Pathobiology, spoke to the Toronto Star about ongoing concerns regarding the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus on mink farms. […]
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Dr. Philip Loring, who holds the Arrell Chair in Food, Policy, and Society, spoke to the National Post about his recent research on community sustained fisheries. Loring’s project examining alternative […]
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