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Marc Miller - Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages - will unveil a new bill entitled the Safe Social Media Act, which promises "to make social media services and AI chatbots safer for children."

The agreement reflects a shared commitment to advancing respectful, community-engaged research and supporting the preservation of Indigenous knowledge.

The Department of English list of all upcoming graduate seminars for the academic year 2026-27. Texts and assignments may vary.

Here is the Department of English full list of 4000-level seminars for Spring 2026, Fall 2026, and Winter 2027.

The 2026 World Cup hosted across Canada, Mexico and the United States kicks off on June 11 and raises a range of questions, from an event standpoint to security, health, human rights, sports marketing, surveillance technology, and more.

The University of Ottawa is excited to welcome back and celebrate its Class of 2026 at Spring Convocation. Some 11, 439 students will receive their degree this spring, before looking to the future. Convocation ceremonies with their pump and circumstance are momentous events where students are conferred their degree and get to celebrate the fruits of their labour with their family, friends, and pro...

The Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation Evan Solomon has unveiled the federal government's much-anticipated national AI strategy.

AI scholars from across campus partner to support the transformation of Canada’s AI health system by connecting academia, hospitals, government, and innovators and providing legal, policy and data asset guidance, and expertise to help improve care.

Summary: • Study by uOttawa researchers finds positively moving on from a break-up is easier for both ex-partners if the initiator was autonomy-supportive during the break-up. • Being “autonomy-supportive” - being honest, using non-controlling language and taking time to acknowledge the other person – is key. • Whereas an initiator being honest and sharing a non-controlling reason were associ...

Frandley Paul often wondered about the gap between the discourse on bilingualism in Canada and the lived reality in some workplaces. He was particularly interested in identity, inclusion, access to French-language services, equality of opportunity and application of the Official Languages Act. When he discovered the Master of Arts (MA) in Bilingualism Studies, he saw it as an opportunity to delve ...