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Justin Trudeau in Ottawa on Oct. 6, 2021. (Sean Kilpatrick/Canadian Press)

Justin Trudeau announces public servants, RCMP and travellers must be vaccinated

Politics Insider for Oct. 7, 2021: Public servants get vaccine rules; the Greens exist; a mystery illness investigation

UBC's Fooood location (Photograph by Felicia Chang)

The grassroots food insecurity initiatives putting an end to the ’starving student’

Student and admin-led efforts are leading the charge to stop food insecurity on Canadian university campuses

Students stay masked at a 2021 orientation event outside the University of Calgary’s Schulich School of Engineering (Courtesy of Schulich School of Engineering/University of Calgary)

Campus life at Canadian universities during the second pandemic school year

Canadian universities are welcoming students back to class, residence and even karaoke events. But there’s still plenty of online instruction, and some schools have vaccine mandates.

Gabrielle Cormier, 20, poses for a portrait on her front lawn in Dalhousie Junction, N.B. Cormier is one of the youngest patients diagnosed with a mysterious brain illness with clusters of cases on the north shore of the province and in the Moncton region. (Photograph by Chris Donovan)

Inside the murky, high-stakes investigation into New Brunswick’s mystery illness

At least six people are dead. Dozens are sick. Are governments racing fast enough to find the answers needed to save lives?

The Peace Tower on Oct. 5, 2021 (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press)

Canada wasn’t in the mood for the 2021 federal election

Politics Insider for Oct. 6, 2021: A look back at a surly campaign; a caucus revolt held off; and an urgent invite in Alberta

Microcredentials: A mini guide to the micro college course market

Microcredentials are increasingly on offer at Canadian colleges, with short, focused courses that can help give your career a boost

Nicolas and Guillaume. in between Eureka and Resolute Bay at the beginning of May. (Courtesy of the AKOR expedition)

These adventurers are on a 7,600-km journey from the top to the bottom of Canada

A team from Quebec has set out on a gruelling and unprecedented seven-month expedition by ski, canoe and bike

Erin O'Toole in Ottawa on September 21, 2021. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press)

Erin O’Toole faces his first Conservative caucus vote

Politics Insider for Oct. 5, 2021: Conservative caucus day; a Liberal let down; and a federal vaccine mandate, maybe

Streicker in Marsh Lake; the Yukon minister went all in on warning people about high water levels (Photograph by Cathie Archbould)

John Streicker on rapid snowmelt and why he got into it up to his neck

Streicker, climate scientist and the Yukon’s minister of energy, mines and resources, went neck-deep into freezing waters to show rising water levels.

Ts’eketi, the 100-year-old B.C. sturgeon that’s here to save her species

Deep in British Columbia’s Nechako River, the eggs of one ancient mama fish might be among the last hope for these endangered sturgeon

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