Canada needs a better strategy to transition to a low-carbon future By Eric Newell on January 27, 2022
A promising carbon-capturing material developed and tested by researchers in Alberta is now undergoing industrial-scale testing by B.C.-based industry partner Svante in a cement plant. (Photo courtesy Svante) Why Canada should embrace carbon-capture projects By Tom Olsen on January 27, 2022
Photo by Puvvukonvict photography on Unsplash The truckers have a vital message: end all COVID-19 restrictions By David Fuller on January 27, 2022
Photo by Bernd Dittrich on Unsplash Ostrich eggshell beads reveal oldest known social network By University of Alberta on January 24, 2022
Indigenous criminology students seek to change justice system from within By University of Alberta on January 22, 2022
An RCMP officer surveys wildfire damage on a street in Fort McMurray in 2016. New research shows that exposure to smoke affected the lung function of officers who were deployed to help evacuate and secure the community. (Photo: RCMP Alberta) Fort Mac wildfire smoke exposure affected RCMP officers’ lung function By University of Alberta on January 25, 2022
Photo by Olenka Kotyk on Unsplash Researchers bioengineering ‘bridge’ to help heal spinal cord injuries By University of Alberta on January 22, 2022
Why remdesivir works against SARS-CoV-2 but not on other viruses By University of Alberta on January 22, 2022
Health Innovation Hub the go-to place for health innovators in Alberta By University of Alberta on January 22, 2022
“No better time than now”: how Avenue Living is building on its momentum with strategic US expansion By Partner Content on December 9, 2021
Property management is changing, and Avenue Living is helping to lead the way By Partner Content on November 24, 2021
Avenue Living committed to environmental, social, and governance policies By Partner Content on November 22, 2021
