Canada’s next generation of leaders – in disciplines ranging from business and biology to fine art and food science – are preparing to cross the stage at the University of […]
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Prof. Ruth Neustifter appeared in a Feb. 10 CBC News story talking about sending provocative text messages, or “sexting.” Neustifter, a professor in U of G’s Department of Family Relations […]
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Prof. Mike von Massow was interviewed in a Feb. 8 Maclean’s magazine article about grocery delivery apps and the future of grocery shopping in Canada. A professor in U of […]
Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in The Conversation Canada and was picked up by the National Post. NAFTA has come under a series of threats since Donald Trump became the 45th president […]
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Prof. Gary Ellis was interviewed in a Feb. 6 Toronto Star story examining links between an abandoned Toronto police operation and the ongoing investigation into alleged serial killer Bruce McArthur. […]
Using circadian biology to treat heart attack patients. Investigating how cannabis can lessen nausea. Examining ways to prevent hospital-acquired infections. These are among University of Guelph projects that will receive […]
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Professionalism, problem solving and education are more important to employers than previous work experience, according to new University of Guelph research. The U of G study made national headlines in […]
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Prof. Madhur Anand was interviewed by CBC’s Quirks and Quarks on Feb. 2 and talked about why some non-evergreen trees keep their leaves in winter. Anand, a professor in the […]
Political science professor Leah Levac appeared in a Feb. 2 Toronto Star article about female elected officials in Toronto who say they face sexual harassment on the job. Levac talked […]
Research by U of G Prof. Ed McBean on First Nations drinking water advisories was featured in news reports in the Globe and Mail Jan. 30 and on CBC news Feb. 5. McBean, a professor […]
The opioid crisis in Canada has many people struggling to learn as much as they can about the nature of addiction and the impact of drugs on the people who […]
Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in the Toronto Star. The NFL’s premier event coincidentally features Patriots battling Eagles, the national symbol, but it has been revealed recently that the armed […]
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Prof. Chantale Pinard appeared in a new segment on CBC Radio-Canada‘s drive-home show “L’heure du pointe” on Feb. 1. An ophthalmology specialist in the Ontario Veterinary College, Pinard talked to […]
U of G Prof. Michael von Massow appeared in a CTV News story on Jan. 31 talking about allegations that Canada Bread, George Weston and five grocers committed indictable offenses under the […]
The latest round of North American free-trade agreement (NAFTA) talks wrapped up on Monday in Montreal, with Canadian, Mexican and American trade ministers agreeing that while progress was made, there […]
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Prof. Myrna Dawson was featured in a Jan. 26 Globe and Mail article on domestic violence prevention. The Globe and Mail reported that Dawson, head of U of G’s Centre for […]
A growing number of opioid addictions in Canada has many health-care providers, lawmakers and regulators looking for solutions to this serious public health issue. U of G psychology professor Francesco […]
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The Sobeys grocery chain will partner with British company Ocado to launch an online grocery store by 2020. University of Guelph Prof. Michael von Massow says the Sobeys-Ocado partnership will allow Sobeys […]
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Prof. Keith Warriner appeared in a Global News investigation of cleanliness and food violations in Edmonton school cafeterias. The story revealed various sanitation issues including vermin, expired food and contaminated […]
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