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McGill under fire for corporate-funded asbestos research
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MONTREAL (CUP) — The research work of professor John Corbett McDonald, an emeritus professor in the department of epidemiology, biostatistics and occupational health at McGill, is now under review after allegations of research misconduct.
McDonald...
Saving Caribou From Extinction
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The federal government is asking Canadians what they think
about its proposed strategy to prevent threatened woodland
caribou from continuing down the path to extinction. It’s
timely to ask why are caribou in trouble in Manitoba and
across...
U of M home to hockey robot
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Programmers working at the Autonomous Agents Laboratory may have developed the world’s first humanoid-robot ice-hockey player.
Chris Iverach-Brereton, a computer science graduate student at the U of M, has been programming Jennifer — a DARwin...
Super Real: rise of the real-life superhero
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I am obsessed with Batman — severely, disgustingly obsessed.
I’ve steadily been burning through the comics for years now. I have donned the cowl on more Halloweens than I haven’t, and indulged in the rubber...
Heroes of the game
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Heroes are recognized in many different ways, but there’s no better representation of how heroes are worshipped than sports.
Take the Lombardi Trophy — the Super Bowl award named after a legendary coach. Vince Lombardi’s...
Relating to Superman
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Heroes. I was at a bit of a loss when it came to deciding what to write about. When I was younger, my brother and I shared a set of Batman and Superman pyjamas,...
Real life Lassie
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We often hear of humans who rise to the occasion and become heroes — sometimes, there comes along a story, an unlikely story where an animal is the hero. I had an experience a...






