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Car-free streets reduce noise and air pollution. More cities should have them

Every summer, cities around the world host car-free days and temporarily pedestrianize streets. Following their success elsewhere in the world, temporary pedestrianized streets are becoming more common in North America, such as for large sporting events, cultural festivals and farmers’ markets.

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Motherhood changes how women spend, save and think about money

Mothers aren’t just losing income, promotions and career advancements. They’re also quietly spending their own money, absorbing more day-to-day costs and making financial sacrifices that place them at a long-term disadvantage.

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Ken Chubb obituary

Other lives: Impresario and director who created the Tricycle theatre company in London in the 1970s

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After a Musk post, Canada professor convicted in absentia plunges back in public eye

Hassan Diab, who maintains innocence in 1980 Paris attack, fears extradition fight as rightwing media seizes on his case

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Ontario’s high-stakes bet on iGaming: Province profiting from online betting but at what cost to problem gambling?

In April 2022, Ontario became the first province in Canada to regulate online gambling and sports. This opened the door to an industry that brought in $1.4 billion in revenue over the next year, making Ontario one of North America’s top five online gambling industries.

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Convicted Terrorist Behind Deadly Synagogue Bombing to Teach Social Justice at Prestigious Canadian University

Carleton University faces intense backlash after hiring a convicted terrorist to teach a course on social justice.

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3 ways Canada can welcome and support scientists displaced by war and persecution

The Canadian government recently introduced significant changes to immigration policy. Missing from their initiatives is a strategic approach to welcoming and supporting researchers and artists who face threats to their life, liberty or research career in their home countries.

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"The limits of charity": food insecurity

What it means to move "beyond charity" when it comes to battling food insecurity

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Summer reading: 4 books on well-being that you can rely on

In a survey examining views on health and well-being, almost all Canadians responding reported wanting to improve their personal well-being.

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Higher Hybrid Education

Carleton University deployed 43 TeamConnect Ceiling 2 microphones across campus to facilitate hybrid learning and collaboration.

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Canadian journalism school unveiling award in honour of Shireen Abu Akleh

Carleton University award ‘will maintain legacy’ of beloved journalist killed last year by Israeli forces, family says.

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How microplastics are making their way into our farmland

Microplastic pollution is a global environmental problem that is ubiquitous in all environments, including air, water and soils.

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Despite Breakthroughs, Usable Nuclear Fusion is Still Decades Away

The U.S. Department of Energy reported a major scientific breakthrough in nuclear fusion science in December 2022.

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Taking mental wellness education beyond the campus: How universities can help respond to the mental health care crisis

The Canadian Mental Health Association estimates that one in five Canadians will experience a mental health challenge. The full impact of mental health issues is even broader: almost every adult Canadian at some point has either been directly affected, or has a family member, friend or colleague with a mental…

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The Rideau Canal Skateway: How can we promote resilience in the face of a changing climate?

Rideau Canal Skateway, the 7.8 kilometre ice path winding through the Canadian capital city of Ottawa, is a National Historic Site of Canada and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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The use of natural outdoor laboratories can reduce threats to freshwater biodiversity

From densely developed cities and geometric agricultural plots to the ubiquitous roadways, pipelines and power grids, an aerial view of the earth reveals our impact on our landscapes. In less populated areas, unprecedented glacial melt and deep craters caused by the thawing of frozen soil and rock called permafrost megaslumps…

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First-of-Its-Kind Conference on Fact Checking in Journalism

"Truth in Journalism: How Should Journalists Think about Accuracy?" is organized by Allison Baker and Viviane Fairbank, respectively the current and former heads of research at The Walrus.

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