#McGill PhD student battles autism disinformation in his native Kazakhstan. Nariman Amantayev has become an advocate for neurodivergent people and is part of an effort to create a school modelled on Montreal’s Giant Steps.
🔗 https://t.co/6Bbu27rC19
Institute of Parasitology Professor @LucienneTritten is developing an innovative approach to combatting parasitic infections using the gut bacteria we already have inside us. 🦠🔬 https://t.co/tyBhNtCVPf
“As others pull back, Canada must step up.” @UHN launches program to bring top notch early scientists to it's labs, after surveys show that of 1,600 scientists polled, 75 per cent they were considering leaving the U.S. 🧵
https://t.co/k0Q0YLfkJJ @CTVNews
Drawing inspiration from kirigami, Prof. Damiano Pasini (Mechanical Engineering) and his team discover potential applications in fields ranging from soft robotics and wearable technologies to deployable structures: https://t.co/LKz3oKKKNX
.@McGillPresident: Deeply concerned at disruption of classes, as reported in the media. Looking for a clear stmt from @mcgillu leaders denouncing such activities, jeopardizing the safety of all students, including Jewish students > https://t.co/smuWIRAWEn @univcan#education
"Quebec stands to benefit from these new defence investments thanks to its strong presence in three key sectors: aerospace and artificial intelligence in Montreal, and shipbuilding at the Davie shipyard in Lévis."
https://t.co/JBW2qui3sZ
What's this? Seaspan cutting steel on the 🇨🇦 Coast Guard’s new heavy polar icebreaker, signifying the start of construction on one of the most advanced conventional polar icebreakers ever built.
This is the first heavy polar icebreaker built in Canada in over 60 years
The CBC has 27 TV stations, 88 radio stations, 30 digital platforms, 8 satellite responders, spanning world's second-largest country, broadcasting in French and English, plus multiple Indigenous languages...make the CBC better, don't kill it...needed now, more than ever #Canada
Do you know what this is? It's a photo of an electric car called the Project Arrow. A prototype. Made entirely of Canadian parts from over 50 suppliers. WE CAN DO THIS. #CANADASTRONG
https://t.co/5kLuVghlvT
James Ross Hurley was an extraordinary man who shaped my life and the lives of hundreds of young Canadians who had the privilege to learn about their country and its government through the Parliamentary Internship Programme. Rest in peace, Jim. https://t.co/bArPGU2Y3A
BREAKING: In a shocking development Canada announces it will build a coalition of countries who share their values to build their economy and trade opportunities and will exclude the United States.
“If the U.S. no longer wants to lead, Canada will.”
US President Donald Trump says Canada has been imposing sky-high tariffs on imported American dairy products. In a new video, CBC News journalist Andrew Chang talks to McGill agronomist & economist @Pterio76, breaking down Trump’s claims and how dairy tariffs work.
You can’t defy the laws of gravity: higher costs, higher inflation, higher interest rates… and the economy slows down. All of this was avoidable — we never had to get here.
A $4.5 million grant from the Carol and Gene Ludwig Family Foundation will fund innovative projects to advance research on neuroimmunology and neurodegeneration with a goal to develop new treatments for #Alzheimers.
https://t.co/JdcUa1UrA2
On World Autism Awareness Day, McGill researchers share a breakthrough linking disrupted calcium transport in the brain to autism and intellectual disabilities. 🧠 This discovery sheds new light on brain function and opens the door to future treatments. 🔗 https://t.co/XHVQQC0z1Z