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Canada’s greatest assets in overcoming COVID-19
David Johnston and Paul Davidson: As we navigate these trying times, we must not lose sight of the value of our world-leading researchers and innovators
With Trump in office, Canada must stand up for science
Opinion: In the absence of American political leadership on science, it’s time for Canada to take up the mantle
Nine interesting data points on the state of today’s Protestant churches
A closer look at the data girding a major new peer-reviewed study about the nature of successful—and failing—churches
Meet the ‘water bear,’ the world’s toughest animal
Everything about the tardigrade, or ‘water bear,’ sounds like a riddle
Canada’s science performance, down the memory hole
Where’s the spring report on science in Canada? We’ll tell you this fall.
Stephen Harper, friend of science, kind of
Paul Wells explains why Stephen Harper’s science announcement was great optics, lousy policy
If libraries close, will the books be missed?
Some University of Saskatchewan students don’t mind ditching books for study space
Boost productivity by asking professors to teach more: report
Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario study gets mixed reviews
Dalhousie plans to paint over the real problem
Why the graffiti on campus isn’t the right target
Are scientists being muzzled? A look at the record
Infographic: Fifteen years of NRC publications
A lesson for policy-makers from the life of Tony Pawson
‘View basic science as a long-term investment that will yield completely unexpected dividends’
Stephen Harper and the knowledge economy: perfect strangers
Paul Wells on the bad news in the Science, Technology and Innovation Council’s latest report