To help the wounded soldiers of the Second World War, a Canadian lab freeze-dried and mass-produced plasma through innovate methods Canada would later abandon. These scientists want to pick up where they left off
If the government fails to act, it will be hard for Canada to make the most of the billions it has invested in its research resources or to plan for the future, advocates say
Research outlines how human disturbance on landscapes limits the ability of grizzly bears to feed on salmon, and the broader impacts on local ecosystems
Migratory species pose challenges, because protecting them often requires co-operation across interational borders, between continents or even across hemispheres
Environment Canada has put instruments on the CN Tower, among other locations, to get their most comprehensive look yet at how contaminants affect our health in the colder months
The discovery, which was reported for the first time in the journal Current Biology, opens a window into the early Carboniferous Period, an interval in plant evolution that is not well documented
Study shows that even a modest further increase in warming could translate into a major reduction in snowpack β the volume of snow that is present on the landscape
Developing and testing a drug candidate can take years of effort and billions of dollars of investment. Any shortcut that AI can offer could be a game changer