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Impacts pollinators, like monarch butterflies, by degrading their food source

University of Ottawa law and engineering students worked together to develop an immersive experience for students to learn about the Supreme Court.

Professor André Laliberté, School of Political Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ottawa has authored a chapter titled “Welfare in China after World War Two” in the Japanese edited volume World History of Well-being (福祉の世界史), published by Yuhikaku.

Through the BCDI 2030 program, the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine supported another Beninese physician in completing intensive short-term training focused on medical education, clinical leadership, and health research.

Canada's highest court is hearing a case on the constitutionality for police to make random traffic stops. This after Quebec’s highest court ruled that the practice leads to racial profiling.

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For Moiz Lakhani, a fourth year MD student at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine, the pursuit of excellence isn’t confined to one area.

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new scholarly article, 1825–2025 : de la rançon-dette à la colonialité en Haïti, now available on Érudit. The piece offers a timely and in-depth examination of two centuries of economic and political consequences stemming from Haiti’s independence debt — a historical burden that has shaped the nation’s development and its relations with former coloni...

Context: Today, 19 January 2026, is Blue Monday 2026, the third Monday in January often dubbed the most depressing day of the year. Is it a myth or a reality?

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