The American Historical Association's Communications & Public Affairs Director Alexandra Levy provided brief introductory remarks before the start of a panel discussion on how the federal government ...

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A new study in Calgary hospitals highlights the need to optimise latent tuberculosis testing prior to patient hospitalisation ...

In 2015, a group of youth hockey players finished a two-hour grueling sprint workout on a track in Sudbury, Ontario when the ...

A first-of-its-kind clinical trial shows that ketamine treatment for severe, treatment-resistant depression is significantly ...

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For more than a month, visual artist Takashi Iwasaki and artist/designer Joseph Kalturnyk worked on their joint exhibition ...

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Architects are engaging with richly textured and layered designs that address heritage, sustainability and climate change ...