Shoo flu, don’t bother me!
This article is a go-to-guide for a few scientifically-backed suggestions to limit your risk during this flu season. 1. Get […]
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Scientists’ letter to Ford on the Environmental Commissioner of Ontario
Bill 57, the omnibus legislation accompanying the government’s fall economic statement, would absorb the Environmental Commissioner’s role into that of
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Wikipedia Edit-A-Thons: A form of science advocacy
Read on to find out more about the ongoing global quest to improve the coverage of female and minority scientists
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Why I’m done saying ‘fake news’
In this post-truth era, it’s not surprising that academics, think-tanks and the media are all tackling these issues. “Fake news”
Vaccination: Protection for you and me
It used to be that infectious disease was one of the leading causes of death for Canadians, but today it
How will Canadians decide? – Facts vs misinformation
Last week the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released a long-awaited report; a “scientific blueprint” for how we can
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How one tweet (and millions of fungal cells) led to a productive and fun meeting with my Member of Provincial Parliament.
As a PhD candidate in the final months of my doctoral degree in Molecular Genetics at the University of Toronto,
The next step forward in government science integrity
Science Integrity Policies (SIPs) are policies aimed to ensure government science follows the protocols of objectivity, openness, replicability, transparency, and
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Op-ed: What cuts to the public service mean for government science
Read the full article here. Ontario Premier Doug Ford promised to provide “value for money” when it comes to tax
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Ford government dismissal of Chief Scientist echos start of previous federal war on science
Ottawa (July 4, 2018) “This is very disappointing news, and signals a worrying pattern,” said Katie Gibbs, Executive Director of