A Sept. Toronto Star story about cannabis PhD programs featured recent U of G grad Deron Caplan and Prof. Youbin Zheng. Caplan, who recently earned his PhD in cannabis production […]
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Professor emeritus Len Ritter appeared in a Sept. 9 CTV News report about a new study commissioned by Environmental Defence Canada. The report found that several common food items tested […]
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CBC Radio’s Writers and Company will kick off its new broadcast season Sunday, Sept. 9 with a panel discussion featuring U of G Prof. Dionne Brand. The program is a […]
The Globe and Mail interviewed Prof. Kate Parizeau for a Sept. 7 story about the popularity of zero-waste social media “influencers” who promote a more ecologically conscious lifestyle. The article says […]
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Prof. Emma Allen-Vercoe was interviewed for a Sept. 6 story on Smithsonian.com exploring health claims about probiotics. The story discussed two studies that found probiotic dietary supplements are not universally beneficial. […]
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Prof. Michael von Massow […]
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Prof. Joanne O’Meara talked to CBC’s Quirks and Quarks on Aug. 31 about whether Earth gains weight as the result of meteor showers. A professor and associate chair in the Department […]
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Prof. Mike von Massow was interviewed by the Washington Post for an August 31 article about Canadian dairy pricing and the North American free-trade agreement. A professor in the Department […]
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U of G researchers have developed a fully immersive 3-D virtual reality game proven to teach kids where and how to cross streets safely. “Parents tend to overestimate their child’s […]
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By Louise Grogan and Tselmuun Tserenkhuu […]
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Prof. Glenn Hanna did a series of CBC Radio interviews on Aug. 30 on how the federal government is studying a full ban on handguns and assault weapons in Canada. The […]
Prof. Sylvanus Kwaku Afesorgbor was interviewed for an Aug. 30 Globe and Mail story about dairy proposals under current renegotiation of the North American free trade agreement that would lower […]
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By Amberley Ruetz and Sara Kirk. […]
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Prof. Nigel Raine appeared in an Aug. 29 CBC News story talking about why bees swarm after thousands of the insects crowded atop a hot dog stand umbrella in Times Square on […]
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Prof. Robert Hanner was interviewed about a new report by an ocean advocacy group claiming widespread the mislabelling of seafood in Canadian restaurants and stores. The market study made international […]
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Prof. Andrew Winston was interviewed for an Aug. 25 Associated Press story claiming that a university in the U.S. has been accepting research funding from a foundation known for its promotion […]
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By Faisal Moola, Kyle Artelle, Paul Paquet, Chris Genovali and Chris Darimont. […]
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Fall semester is nearly upon us, and U of G is gearing up for the move-in of more than 4,000 new undergraduate students to residences across campus. Residence move-ins will […]
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University of Guelph-Humber’s assistant program head of the early childhood studies program published a Globe and Mail article talking about the importance of sex education in schools. The article coincides with […]
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