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CIHR: An update on the College Chairs
January 5, 2021 Dear colleagues, As many of you will be aware, when the College Chairs were established in 2016, the singular purpose was to ensure that the peer review system supported the selection of the most innovative and cutting-edge proposals for research and knowledge translation. Central to their mandate was the need to ensure […]
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Winnipeg-based researchers on the lookout for virus variants – CBC
Tools at National Microbiology Laboratory read virus’s genetic code, look for so-called typos Jan 04, 2021 Winnipeg-based researchers who have spent months studying mutations of the virus that causes COVID-19 got to work within hours of the first reports of a new variant detected in the United Kingdom last month. Dr. Guillaume Poliquin, acting head […]
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The life of Zhùr: a mummified ice age wolf pup from the Klondike
21/12/2020 In 2016, an ancient, mummified wolf pup was discovered in the permafrost by Yukon miners working in the Klondike goldfields near Dawson. This tiny wolf pup, named “Zhùr”, which means “wolf” in the Hän language, is said to be from the ice age. Results from a scientific study have now been published in Current […]
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Baseline evaluation of Yukon’s Science Strategy complete
In January 2016, the Government of Yukon released its Science Strategy. The strategy outlines the government’s vision and goals to develop and manage scientific knowledge in Yukon while establishing a long-term approach to develop and invest in science in order to support evidence-based decision making. The goals of the strategy support best practices in: collecting; […]
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Wayne Pollard earns Northern Science Award – McGill Reporter
“Dr Pollard’s work has been transformational both for the knowledge he has generated, adding to Canada’s profile as an international leader in polar science, and for the lasting impact he has had on the lives of others studying and living in Northern Canada.” Wayne Pollard, a professor in the Department of Geography, has been named […]
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CIHR: Online discussion on systemic racism in Canada’s health research funding system
In October 2020, I released a statement about CIHR’s commitment to enhancing equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in the health research funding system and to announce upcoming community engagement activities. While we originally intended to begin this community engagement in the fall, upon consultation with partners, we are taking the time needed to ensure our […]
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Sodexo Canada Funds Three Major Research Projects for the University of Ottawa LIFE Research Institute
Critical research projects in the areas of peri-maternal nutrition, technological advances for the elderly, and health care trends for First Nations people with disabilities Ottawa, December 17, 2020 – With a strong presence across the country, Sodexo believes there is an urgent need for increased collaboration between businesses and universities – particularly in research – to improve the quality of life of Canadians. As a result, Sodexo contributes financially to […]
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Environment ripe to pressure Ottawa on elder care for territory, says author of academic paper – Nunavut News
December 17, 2020 One silver lining within the dark cloud of Covid-19 is that it has cast the spotlight upon the lack of health-care facilities and the vulnerability of remote indigenous communities in Canada, said Rankin Inlet’s Mark Macneill. Macneill said long-term-elder-care facilities on the horizon for Rankin Inlet (Level 3 or Level 4, 24 […]
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The Journey – Gazette
Dec. 17, 2020 Cancer has become increasingly prevalent in First Nations, Inuit and Métis populations in recent decades in Canada. In fact, it’s one of the leading causes of death for Indigenous Peoples. Dr. Jennifer Shea, Community Health and Humanities, Faculty of Medicine, along with a team of community partners, hopes to make cancer care […]
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Government of Canada makes largest investment in Canada Research Chairs Program and celebrates 20th anniversary
From: Canada Research Chairs Latest investment of $195 million for 259 new and renewed Chairs attracts global talent and increases diversity December 16, 2020, Ottawa, Ontario – Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Tri-agency Institutional Programs Secretariat Research is a critical tool during times of crises and disruption as it can help society navigate toward […]
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