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By Tim Lougheed
Winnipeg-based Theory Mesh turns the complexity of the food supply into a challenge well suited for artificial intelligence.

By Mark Lowey
A feasibility study concludes the Calgary region has all the assets needed to become a hub as Alberta builds a hydrogen economy.

By Leah Geller
Our sedentary lifestyle is an expensive choice, compared with investing in infrastructure that would make us healthier.

By Tim Lougheed
According to a panel of researchers who have taken a close look at the current calibre of scientific practice, institutions need to embrace the three “r”s — reliable, reproducible, and rigorous.

By Tim Lougheed
The Canada Foundation for Innovation drafts a five-year plan with confidence that was a long time coming.

By Monte Stewart
A 2016 accident in a B.C. First Nation's waters has spawned a dynamic working relationship between the province, federal government, and Indigenous groups, which has recently received $30.3 million in new funding.

By Leah Geller
In a world steeped in fakery, a new University of Waterloo research centre seeks to put audiences in touch with reality.

By Elizabeth Howell
Canadian firms are preparing to design and build the next generation of rovers, as essential equipment for missions to the moon and beyond.

By CarolAnne Black
Building a better research relationship between the federal government and Indigenous communities is a complex, challenging, but ultimately well worthwhile process, according to panelists at this year’s Canadian Science Policy Conference.