Only hours before the release of the federal government’s fall economic statement, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland shocked Ottawa with the announcement of her resignation from cabinet. By Canadian standards, Freeland’s r …
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Two Western alumni representing Canada at 2024 G20 Youth Summit
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Madagascar field course rooted in relationships, reciprocity
Western anthropology students pair with Malagasy peers, study ecotourism, climate change
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Western researchers aim to change contraceptive technology with new iron IUDs
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Two Western alumni representing Canada at 2024 G20 Youth Summit
Eunice Oladejo, Lauren Allison among five Canadians and 145 delegates meeting in Brazil
Expert insight: Tackling digital sexual violence in Canada requires updated policies
Online sexual violence disproportionately affects women, children, racialized, queer and neuro- and gender-diverse people
Potter’s field project tells stories of forgotten community members
Western researchers search for information on unmarked graves
Expert explainer: Biden is out; Harris is in. What’s next for the U.S. presidential race?
Western political science prof shares expertise on Kamala Harris’ new path
‘Incredible progress:’ Western neuroscientists reveal thoughts of brain-injured patients
Adrian Owen and Karnig Kazazian use brain activity patterns to predict survival rates of ICU patients
Madagascar field course rooted in relationships, reciprocity
Western anthropology students pair with Malagasy peers, study ecotourism, climate change
Expert insight: June heat wave caused by climate change
More than 100 locations across Canada set new heat records on June 19
Western researchers aim to change contraceptive technology with new iron IUDs
Existing options like copper intrauterine device can cause severe side effects
New Western research aims to improve sleep and combat dementia
Psychology prof Laura Batterink and team receive $1.1M Weston grant
‘Shine brighter together:’ Cordlyne Nwankwo drives impact at Ivey
HBA program helped to develop his ‘resilient leadership’ style
‘Becoming Green Gables:’ Western prof explores farm that inspired Canadian classic
Personal diary of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s cousin inspires new book and online exhibit
Expert insight: Election forecast model predicts British Conservatives will lose
The pendulum is swinging hard away from the Conservative Party