The U.S. is ditching food dyes. Will Canada follow?
That red dye in your kid’s cereal and candies? It’s made from petroleum
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Why even U.S. Presidents can’t unlock UFO files
Presidents can launch a nuclear war, but they can’t access UFO files?
Geological forces may hold answers to record-breaking warming trends
Geologists argue natural forcesplay a large role in rising temperatures
Fusion energy Canada’s opportunity to lead in the clean energy revolution
Recent breakthroughs signal progress in fusion energy technology
A blueprint for thriving in uncertain times
How faith, science, and education can guide us through times of rapid change
The dark side of water fluoridation
New research reveals the potential health risks of fluoride in drinking water
AI is revolutionizing prosthetics
AI’s predictive learning algorithm delivers real-time feedback to the prosthetic wearer
How a passion for science fiction launched a career in astrophysics
Astrophysics grad models the mysteries of the universe
Alberta leads the way on sensible youth gender policies
The question now is: when will other provinces follow Alberta’s lead on gender policies?
On gender, Alberta is following the science – and Europe
Debunking misconceptions behind Premier Danielle Smith’s gender reforms
Study shows link between fitness levels and breast cancer symptoms
How breast cancer affects patients’ symptoms even before treatment begins
The dark legacy of gender theory’s founding architect
Psychologist John Money’s radical gender theory has only left a legacy of pain
Intense physical activity in sports could lead to long-term health issues for women
Missed periods can lead to pregnancy complications and heart disease
