Prof. Scott Weese was interviewed for a Sept. 21 Global News story about a reported increase in the bacterial disease leptospirosis in dogs in southern Ontario. Weese, a professor in […]
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A Sept. 24 Toronto Star article titled “Mind power: 10 tips for student mental health” highlights some of the ways U of G supports the mental health of its students. Fourth-year student […]
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Prof. Norm O’Reilly co-authored a Sept. 22 opinion piece in the Calgary Herald about whether Calgarians should vote yes or no on Nov. 13 for a proposed 2026 Olympic bid. […]
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When the Ontario Veterinary College’s Dr. Michelle Oblak used a 3-D printed custom titanium plate for surgery on a dog’s skull, the procedure not only marked a veterinary first in […]
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Prof. Dionne Brand was featured in a Toronto Star article on Sept. 14 talking about her new books, Theory and The Blue Clerk. A review of Theory ran Sept. 21. […]
U of G Prof. Karen Connelly was featured in a Sept. 18 Rabble.ca story about the launch of a new book about refugees at Berlin’s 18th International Literature Festival. Connelly, who […]
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By Frans J. Schryer […]
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High school students will help U of G scientists collect valuable pollinator data from their schoolyards under “Bees@School,” a new University of Guelph-led program launched with funding announced today by the […]
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U of G Prof. Tami Martino discussed how looking at circadian rhythms is unlocking new innovations in clinical medicine with CBC News on Sept. 15 for a story about circadian medicine. […]
A Sept. 16 CBC News story about post-secondary studies in cannabis production featured recent U of G grad Deron Caplan and Prof. Youbin Zheng.The story also ran on MSN.ca Caplan, who recently […]
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Prof. Dave Snow appeared in a Globe and Mail article talking about Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s use of the notwithstanding clause. A professor in U of G’s Department of Political […]
Prof. Dennis Baker spoke to Maclean’s for a Sept. 14 story called “Legally speaking, how far can Doug Ford go?” Baker, a professor in the Department of Political Science, discussed the […]
PhD student Brian Budd wrote a commentary in The Conversation on how Ontario Premier Doug Ford intends to use the notwithstanding clause of Canada’s Constitution in his battle to shrink Toronto city […]
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Prof. Tamara Small talked to CBC News Sudbury for a story about how certain municipal politicians are using social media instead of lawn signs to campaign for the upcoming election. […]
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By Evan Fraser, Director of the Arrell Food Institute […]
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Prof. Mike von Massow appeared in a Sept. 11 Quartz article discussing trends in the Canadian dairy market. His comments were part of a long feature story about the Canada-U.S. […]
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More than half of sockeye salmon exposed to crude oil in their egg stage end up dying even after they’ve hatched and escaped the contaminated waters, a new study from the […]
A University of Guelph food science professor was named today as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (RSC), the country’s top academic honour. Alejandro Marangoni’s award recognizes his […]
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Hundreds of U of G volunteers will head into the Guelph community Sept. 15 to volunteer with local organizations as part of the University’s annual Project Serve day. From planting […]
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Prof. Evan Fraser spoke to CBC News for a Sept. 10 story that’s part of a larger series imagining northern Ontario in 2058, as part of CBC Sudbury’s 40th anniversary. Fraser, […]
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