Many questions remain regarding Earth’s earliest crust owing to the rarity of Hadean (>4.03 billion-year-old) rocks and minerals. The Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt (NGB) in Canada may be the only known...

Discover Bleu Nordique's line of skin care and teas, crafted with potent super ingredients from Quebec's Lower North Shore, including Cloudberry, Lingonberry, Crowberry, and Labrador tea. Embrace the ...

Indigenous and riverine communities in the Loreto region of the Peruvian Amazon have "chronic exposure" to mercury, according to a new study — and experts say the biggest culprit is gold mining in the...

A first-ever all-Canadian expedition to Antarctica explores the climate changes and political challenges facing the remote continent.

Dr. Marisa Azad, who made headlines for her work in phage therapy, was sexually harassed and the victim of a bullying campaign, according to an internal investigation.

Many people aren’t eligible for knee replacement surgery because of health issues.

L’Université, par l’entremise du Cabinet du vice-rectorat à la recherche et à l’innovation et de la Faculté des arts, lance donc le Pôle de recherche sur l’Arctique. Jalon stratégique, ce projet pilot...

The University, through its Office of the Vice-President, Research and Innovation, and the Faculty of Arts, is launching the Arctic Research Hub, a three-year pilot project and strategic milestone tha...

Guided Sub-Arctic Tours in Churchill Manitoba, Canada. A World Destination. The Polar Bear Capital of the World

Dr. Marisa Azad, who made headlines for her work in phage therapy, was sexually harassed and the victim of a bullying campaign, according to an internal investigation.

These irreplaceable old growth forests continue to be logged across British Columbia. Over 1,200 people have been arrested trying to keep them standing. There is no time to waste. Protect the Irreplaceable. #ActOnClimate #climate #nature @bcndp #bcpoli #bcgov Pic @TJWattPhoto https://t.co/b4bpc2hapY

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Under current nationally determined contributions (NDCs) to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, global warming is projected to reach 2.7°C above preindustrial levels. In this review, we show that at su...

A new study by an international team of researchers, including Jackie Dawson, full professor, Geography, Environment and Geomatics at the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Arts, underscores the grave risks posed by insufficient national commitments to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.“Our findings reveal that the risk of reaching 2.7°C of warming is substantial and that there is not a single sector in society that will remain untouched,” explains Professor Dawson who is also a tier 1 Canada Research Chair in the Human and Policy Dimensions of Climate Change. “From marine ecosystems to local infrastructure, the cascading impacts will affect every individual.”This comprehensive assessment focused on the global Arctic, analyzing existing studies and climate model outputs to highlight the implications of rising temperatures. The research underscores that current nationally determined contributions (NDCs) — the promises made by nations under the Paris Agreement — will not suffice to achieve the 2°C target, which is the threshold marking a known tipping point beyond which widespread and severe global impacts are expected. Without substantial increases in these commitments, a future characterized by extreme temperatures and profound ecological disruptions appears unavoidable. This also suggests that scientific and policy efforts to understand the future risks of climate change need to now consider what a +3 or +4 degree world means.

Our research team, in collaboration with the scientists Cytophage Technologies Ltd., is excited to reveal our landmark publication for #Canada’s first use of…

For generations, John Noksana Jr.’s people have lived off the ocean.