Building on game-changing breast cancer trials, TRIO now testing drugs for breast, lung, ovarian, liver and gastrointestinal cancer…
Project to create jet fuel from biowaste gets federal funding boost
Edmonton startup in race to develop lab-grown meat
Future Fields aims to become the premier supplier of growth media for the global cellular agriculture industry…
A web of pipelines binds the Canada, U.S. economies together
453,000 km worth of tubes carries crude oil, refined petroleum and natural gas products; a plethora of jobs, families and homes dependent on it…
‘Teacher, teacher! Can we do some colouring?’
A glimpse at Alberta’s controversial new social studies curriculum, through the eyes of a Grade 2 class in the not-too-distant future…
Governments taking cautious approach to cannabis marketing
Marketing after legalization suggests most provinces are seeking to distance cannabis from existing alcohol and gaming brands…
Canadian oil still the safest bet for Americans
Canada was the only free-country supplier of foreign crude oil to the U.S. between 1993 and 2020…
Alaskan campaign could kill B.C. cruise industry
The state wants non-U.S. cruise ships to be allowed to go straight from continental U.S. ports to Alaska, cutting out B.C. entirely…
OPEC+ opens oil production taps after U.S pressure
With the continuing OPEC+ oil output cuts, markets were going into an overdrive mode. Prices at U.S. gas stations rose sharply…
Free interprovincial trade once and for all
Canada’s GDP per capita would increase by 3.8 per cent simply by removing interprovincial trade barriers…
Keep government out of the internet business
A proposal to create a Crown corporation to provide high-speed internet service to rural and remote Manitoba communities would be another sinkhole for taxpayers…
What are you sacrificing to achieve your goals?
While we may have clarity about what we want, we also need to be clear about what we need to sacrifice to achieve our plans…
Travel restrictions are one step too far
Crippling airlines, destroying the tourism industry, causing mass layoffs and unemployment, and propelling people into poverty and depression is more than we bargained for…
Beware of Twitter – it will bite you in the ass
Fake it until you make it: How your self-image impacts your performance
How to balance reassurance while managing performance
Five ways to say ‘No’ and why it will make you feel better
Lexus RX 450h offers comfort in a hybrid package
Buying used: 2011 Infiniti M sedans have plenty of jump
Buying used: 2011 Infiniti M sedans have plenty of jump
Toyota Sienna proves the minivan still worth a look
Tackle heart disease in people with Type 2 diabetes
Tackling heart disease in people with Type 2 diabetes
The horror! U.S. pandemic response far better than Canada’s
Pandemic alarmism exposes science’s deficiencies
A glimpse at Larry McMurtry’s prodigious, resonant output
The American novelist and screenwriter was responsible for Lonesome Dove, The Last Picture Show and Hud, among many other works…
‘Car choir’ puts an inventive spin on live concerts during pandemic
U of A choral director conducts live performances in a parking lot, with singers performing from the safety of their cars…
Is Canada on a well-worn path to destruction?
There are surprising commonalities in the rise and fall of 11 historic empires. Canada is on the same path…
Alberta public sector pampered, while taxpayers suffer
The class divide, between coddled government employees and struggling taxpayers forced to pick up the tab, just keeps growing…
Ballooning sunshine list a slap in the face to taxpayers
It’s time for Kenney to put the sales tax talk to bed
Universal basic income has been tested and failed
AI-based tool can detect bipolar disorder at earlier stages
New machine learning model spots subtle early signs, making it possible for psychiatrists to treat people sooner before symptoms get worse…
Freedom of the press? Not in an era of internet censorship
Freedom of the press will diminish as long as the new culture of controlling online content persists…
When will Canada start to stand up to China?
The Trudeau government should follow Australia's example and take a stand against China’s bullying and human rights violations…
Why I do not support the Black Lives Matter movement
There is no evidence of widespread systemic violence against Black individuals by state and non-state actors…
Troubling trends for human rights in China and India
Genocide is the outcome of nationalistic, populist movements that tolerate hate speech and discrimination and incite violence…