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Quebecers head to the polls on Monday, October 5 to vote in a new premier with a number of key issues in mind, from Donald Trump's trade wars to the PQ's promise not to hold a separation referendum, while the Liberals recently swept three byelections, including one in the province.

uOttawa academic expert(s) available to comment on current events: Gloria Steinem's legacy & the feminist movement

Across 69 million images of historical documents lies a vast record of Canada’s history, from immigration and public policy to scientific discovery and family histories. Now, a University of Ottawa–led project is making those stories easier to find.

If you’ve ever watched a baby try to grab a toy, you know how awkward those first movements can be. Scientists at the University of Ottawa have taken a big step in identifying the neural changes behind motor control by observing zebrafish go from clumsy swimmers to graceful gliders.

Nearly 40,000 students surveyed across four Ontario school boards; researchers urge parents, educators and clinicians to pay attention to why young people turn to chatbots.

Every day, we rely on technology to teach, learn, conduct research, collaborate, and connect. The University of Ottawa's digital environment has never been more important to our mission, but it has also never been more complex.

The research program aims to strengthen mineral exploration at Ni-Co Energy’s Kremer Project by uncovering how its nickel, copper and cobalt mineralization formed and where similar mineralization may be found elsewhere on the property.

On August 26,2026 a destructive flood along the Nepal–Tibet border appears to have begun with a major collapse of ice and rock high in the Himalayas. There were no warning signs, no extreme rainfall, no preceding rise in the river, and apparently no tectonic earthquake. Borrowing a term from dam engineering, this can be thought of as a “blue-sky flood”: a dangerous flood generated event when th...

Seven globally recognized researchers based in the United States and Europe will be joining the University of Ottawa to lead new Eddie Goldenberg Research Chairs of Canada (formerly Canada Impact+ Research Chairs). They’ll boost the University’s capacity to promote Canadian innovation, leadership and competitiveness.

Academic experts available to comment on: Deadly flash floods on Nepal-Tibet border and in the Grand Canyon