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Policy & Regulation
Choose it or lose it, when it comes to Canadian support for low-carbon technology   
By Mark Lowey
Canada urgently needs two new polices to support low-carbon technologies or risk losing investment to the United States’ subsidies-rich Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), says a new report.
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Canada ready for lift-off, once again   
By Elizabeth Howell
After more than two decades, rockets will be taking off from Canadian soil once again, an announcement that has generated excitement in the country's space sector.
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Fishy business: tracing the origins of seafood sold in Canada   
By Tim Lougheed
Treat fish as food, rather than an abstract “resource”, and shoppers will have a better idea what they are buying, says traceability expert Emily de Sousa.
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Nature-based solutions no silver bullet for climate change: Council of Canadian Academies   
By Mark Lowey
“Nature-based solutions” such as enhancing carbon storage in natural ecosystems can reduce only a fraction of Canada’s emissions but offer co-benefits, says a new Council of Canadian Academies report.
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When sharing is not caring   
By Leah Geller
The pandemic may be in the rear view mirror, but the infodemic it spawned is here to stay.
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Science & Technology
Biomedical research hubs mark $580 million boost for pandemic-inspired research capacity   
By Monte Stewart
Prompted by a desire to get out in front of the next pandemic, the federal government is investing $580 million to five new biomedical research hubs.
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Exhaustive evidence on emissions   
By Leah Geller
Proponents of stricter diesel exhaust emission regulations, last set in 2006, have persuasive new medical evidence on their side.
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Innovation & Investment
Taking a new TAC   
By Elsie Ross
Although post-secondary institute-based Technology Access Centres have made great strides in building small and medium size enterprises., they continue to do more with less, when they should have more to do even more.
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PEI bioscience sector sees major expansion   
By Tim Lougheed
PEI BioAlliance has $50 million for a major addition to expanding its research and training activities in biotechnology and biomanufacturing.
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The Short Report
The Short Report - March 22, 2023: Concerns about DFO science; a new brain health initiative; Ericsson sets up quantum research quarters, and more.
By Cindy Graham
Calls on DFO to improve "suspect" science mount after parliamentary report; CIHR tackles science of the aging brain, a quantum research hub for Ericsson, and more.
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The Short Report - March 15: New council to support life sciences ecosystem; task force report on long COVID, CubeSat's space launch, a boost to health research in rural NS, and more.
By Cindy Graham
Ottawa announces advisory group members for life sciences and future health emergencies; the CSA task force submits its long COVID report; Canadian students' mini satellites launch in space, NS government invests in rural health research, and more.
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Voices
Concentrating on competition
By Peter Josty
Concentrated markets are highly uncompetitive places, as any Canadian air passenger or cell phone user should know.
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Supportive policies needed to boost serendipitous “cross-pollination” for innovative R&D
By Guest Contributor
Policies to support “cross-pollination” in innovation could keep Canada a leader in R&D for age-related balance loss, say John Ralston and Ryan Peters who have developed therapies for this condition.
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