This article examines how expert bureaucrats in Slovakia responded to growing political pressure following the election of a populist radical right government in 2023.

Research shows alcohol causes more harm overall than any other drug in Canada. Some doctors and other advocates say people struggling with alcohol aren’t getting treatment options that are backed by s...

In a STEM-focused postsecondary landscape, evening with celebrity philosopher promotes talking about ideas purely for their own sake

Alberta has introduced a dual-practice health-care model that allows surgeons to work in public hospitals while performing paid surgeries on the side. The promise is that it will open up capacity, but...

Everyone seems very excited about the prospect of Canada becoming an associate member of the European Union (even though “associate member” is not an actual thing in any EU statute, but whatever), and...

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Petition to remove Canada from the UN receives 46,000 signatures after getting promoted by far-right influencers and conspiracy groups

The US health secretary added that he would’ve made sweeping changes ‘on day one’ but he had to follow the law

The two latest deaths suggest that the true number of infections is much larger than reported.

As Ottawa's incumbent mayor promises to set an upper limit on property tax hikes for 2027 and 2028, challenger Neil Saravanamuttoo says voters shouldn't believe him.

It might be disappointing to some Canadians – or maybe a relief – but ‘associate membership’ to the EU doesn’t look like it would change much of anything

Conference October 20 & 21, University of Ottawa

Conference October 20 & 21, University of Ottawa

A global panel on antimicrobial resistance presents an opportunity to build a science-policy interface fit to address global challenges.

Introduction Products of unhealthy commodity industries (UCIs) are major drivers of non-communicable diseases. The role of evidence in supporting regulation of these products remains underexplored. Th...

Humanities and Social Sciences Communications - What factors influence evidence use in policy? An updated systematic map

Efforts to improve the rigor of research may have unwittingly handed the administration a way to attack science